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Creative AI Content Specialist – Entry-Level


Location:Manchester (Hybrid – in-office presence required semi-regularly)

Type:Full-Time | Permanent

Salary:30k-35k

Experience:Graduate or up to 2 years’ experience


We’re excited to be partnering with aleading digital agencyon atruly unique and career-defining opportunity.


They’re on the hunt for aCreative AI Content Specialist– someoneearly in their careerwith a passion for design, a curiosity for tech, and a spark of originality to helpbuild out a brand-new Creative AI functionwithin the agency.


This role is all about harnessing the power of AI to produce bold, fresh, and innovativevideo and social content. Whether you’re a recent grad or someone with a year or two of experience, this is your chance to help shape the creative future of a top-tier agency from the ground up.


What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Be afounding memberof the agency’s Creative AI team, helping define how AI is used to deliver impactful creative work.
  • Collaborate with senior creatives, strategists, and content teams to bring ideas to life using AI-enhanced processes.
  • Experiment with emerging tech to findnew, smarter, fasterways of producing standout creative.
  • Play an active role in educating the wider team about what’s possible with AI in content creation.


Who We’re Looking For:

  • A creative thinker with adesign eyeandtech curiosity— you’re as comfortable thinking visually as you are diving into new platforms or tools.
  • A passion for storytelling across digital and social formats — especially video.
  • Someone who’sexcited by AIand wants to explore how it can enhance creative processes and outputs.
  • A naturalbuilder— someone who wants to experiment, shape, and make a role their own.
  • Willing and able to be in theManchester office on a semi-regular basisto collaborate and contribute to a hands-on creative environment.

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