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Content and Social Media Specialist

Proax Technologies
6 days ago
Full-time
On-site
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
$50,000 - $65,000 USD yearly
Social Media

The Role 

You own Proax's research-stage and brand surface across YouTube, video, blog and socials.  You sit on-site so you can interview our SMEs (internal teams), film our products, capture warehouse + application footage, and turn that raw material into content that helps engineers buy. Your job is the human-facing storytelling side. 

What you'll own 

All content workflows are AI-leveraged. You'll use AI tools daily for drafts, research, repurposing, video assist. Final voice is human. 

  • YouTube channel — Grow Proax's YouTube presence for research-stage buyers. Plan, script (with SME input), shoot, edit, publish. 
  • Video production + editing — product overviews, application examples, selection guides, manufacturer spotlights.  
  • Blog content creation — engineer-first articles: application notes, selection guides, retrofit paths, comparison pieces.  
  • Social distribution — publish where our buyers actually pay attention. Quality and relevance matter more than volume. 
  • Internal training videos — film and edit short training pieces for sales, ops, and marketing so internal teams adopt new tools, workflows, and product knowledge faster. 
  • Ad creative (as needed) — film and edit ad spots when there is a new product launch or we need different creatives for paid campaigns. 
  • Landing pages  create dedicated landing pages for key campaigns, product launches, or video-driven promotions. 

Requirements / Skills 

  • Video production + editing skills — hands-on with CapCut and/or Adobe Premiere and/or After Effects. Comfortable with AI video tools such as HeyGenHyperframes, and Remotion. Can take a raw recording and ship a publishable video. 
  • Strong written communication — blog articles, video scripts, social copy, briefs. Plain, engineer-friendly, no fluff. 
  • Fluent with AI tools — Claude, ChatGPT, and similar are part of your daily workflow as force-multipliers, not as content factories. You know where AI helps and where it absolutely shouldn't replace human judgment. 
  • Comfortable interviewing SMEs — most of our content starts as a 20-min conversation with a product expert. You translate that into something a buyer can use. 
  • Social instinct — you understand the difference between marketing-speak and content people actually engage with. 
  • Upload a cover letter containing only the word sensor. 
  • Self-starter — prioritizes without close supervision; pushes back when something isn't worth doing. 

Bonus (not ) 

  • Industrial / automation / technical background or genuine curiosity about how the products work 
  • French proficiency 
  • On-camera comfort (love it but again not ) 
  • Photography / motion graphics 

How we work 

  • AI-leveraged. We use AI daily for research, drafting, repurposing, editing support, and repetitive work. Human judgment, taste, and technical accuracy still matter. 
  • Fast-moving. We value people who ship consistently, iterate quickly, and improve through feedback and data instead of endless planning. 
  • Measurable. Content is tied to pipeline, engagement, adoption, and revenue impact. You’ll be able to see what works. 
  • SME-driven. Most great content starts with conversations with engineers, product specialists, and customers. Your job is turning expertise into clarity. 
  • Practical over performative. We care more about useful content that helps buyers make decisions than “marketing” for its own sake