Job Description
Role overview
Sysnxa Solutions is seeking an AI Content Creator and Designer to produce on-brand written content and visual assets that support product marketing, client deliverables, and internal initiatives. The role is hands-on, within a small cross-functional team, and requires creating AI-assisted copy, designing visual layouts, and collaborating with developers and project managers to deliver polished outputs on schedule.
Key responsibilities
- Create clear, persuasive content for web pages, case studies, social media, email campaigns, and product documentation using generative AI tools and manual editing.
- Design visual assets-graphics, banners, presentation slides, and simple UI mockups that align with branding and client requirements.
- Collaborate with project teams to translate technical concepts into user-friendly copy and visuals; incorporate feedback from developers, QA, and client stakeholders.
- Prepare and iterate content drafts quickly, ensuring accuracy, consistent tone, and adherence to brand guidelines.
- Optimize content for readability, basic SEO, headings, metadata, and platform constraints.
- Maintain version control practices and organize asset libraries.
Job Specification
Must-have
- Proven experience producing AI-assisted written content and editing for clarity, tone, and accuracy.
- Graphic design skills with Figma, Adobe Illustrator, or Canva; ability to create presentation decks and social media visuals.
- Familiarity with generative AI tools and prompt engineering to produce drafts and imagery.
- Strong command of English writing, grammar, and content structuring; ability to simplify technical information for non-technical audiences.
- Basic knowledge of SEO principles, headings, metadata, and content formatting for web platforms.
- Experience working in Agile or project-based teams; ability to manage multiple deliverables and meet deadlines.
- Attention to detail, version control practices, and organizing asset libraries.
- Good communication skills for client-facing interactions and cross-functional collaboration.
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