Creative Technologist

01 Mission

• Ship proof constantly: pinned examples, demos, workflows and apps, at a quality the best creative tools cannot dismiss as hype.
• Be the loudest credible practitioner, on webinars, conference stages and social, as a peer to top creators rather than an influencer.
• Lead our creative agents: define what excellent agentic creative work looks like on Scenario.
• Scout, learn from and amplify external creator work, and help seed the upcoming creator marketplace.
• Shape product taste: contribute to recommendations and creative tooling, and map the creative frontier beyond gaming.

02 Scope of ownership

Owns

• The library of pinned examples, workflows and apps
• Custom model training on Scenario (LoRAs and fine‑tunes)
• Creative agents: building, orchestrating and documenting them
• Scouting external creators to seed the creator marketplace

Does not own

• Brand, campaigns and narrative (Marketing)
• Canonical documentation (Knowledge Architect)
• Day‑to‑day community operations (Head of Community)
• Machine‑learning research and infrastructure (Engineering)

03 What we look for

• A creator first: a body of original work that pre-dates the AI boom, in art, film, design, 3D, VFX or motion.
• Multi-modal range, and enough coding fluency to build small tools (a public code portfolio is a plus).
• A real peer network: top creators want to collaborate with you, not the other way around.
• An on-camera and on-stage track record.

04 Disqualifiers

• An influencer recycling other people's ideas with better editing.
• An "AI educator" with prompt lists but no original work, optimizing for follower count.
• A traditional creative director: strategy without making.
• Pitches themselves as a creative director or head of content, which is the wrong identity for this role.