GenRiver
Content Producer
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Content Producer, GenRiver
Part-time · 20 hours/week · $2,000/month (£1,500) · UK-based, London preferred · Can convert to full-time
What GenRiver does
We run growth for B2B software startups and media companies through outbound and media.
Clients include Scaling Europe (Seb Johnson), CogX and Sapien (YC S25).
Before GenRiver I built Today in AI to around 100k followers (52k Instagram, 45k TikTok) and sold it in January 2026.
The role
I'm hiring one producer to take accounts off me completely.
Own Production. You get the client's LinkedIn, the performance data, the playbook and the standard, then you ship.
Week to week you'd be:
- Reading each client's LinkedIn performance and rebuilding their best posts as Instagram carousels
- Hook slides, structure, stat verification, design consistency
- Setting up and running ManyChat comment-DM automations on every post
- Running Collab post outreach and coordination
- Scheduling, posting, and pulling the numbers
- Telling me when something isn't working, before I notice it myself
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Grad scheme, placement, apprenticeship? Not sure what you want yet — that's fine. Your agent talks it through with you and turns "I have no idea" into a shortlist.
It searches the market for you
Every day your agent scans the market matching roles against what actually matters to you, not just keywords on a CV.
Only hits
No noise. No "maybe this fits." Just roles with a clear explanation of why they're right — and where to focus when applying.
You'd start on one account and move to 2 or 3 once the work holds without me touching it.
Who this is for
Ideally a student at a London university. 20 hours a week fits around a degree, and you'd finish with real clients, real numbers and an audience you grew from zero. You need to be UK-based. London is a strong preference.
You've produced social content for real clients or your own accounts. Agency, in-house, freelance, society, side project, doesn't matter, but it has to be something I can look at.
You can design a carousel that looks intentional, not templated.
You write English well enough that a founder's voice survives the rebuild.
You notice a wrong number in a stat slide before it ships.
You're comfortable being the person a client hears from, not the person behind someone who talks to the client.
Who it isn't for
Anyone who needs a brief broken into steps
Anyone who's run their own company and wants autonomy and equity. You'll be bored in six weeks and we'll both know it.
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Anyone who wants to make "creative" content. This is a format. The format is the product.
Anyone treating this as work experience. You'd own live client accounts from week two.
The terms
$2,000/month (£1,500) for 20 hours a week. One conversation with me, and if it's a fit you start.
It's part-time on purpose. You'd take one account, and once that runs without me in it, you take more. Hours and pay move up with that. If we both want it, this becomes full-time. That's the plan, but I'm not putting a date on it before I've seen you work.
How to apply
Don't send a CV. Send me a cold email or a LinkedIn DM telling me why you want in.
Please keep it a max of 2 paragraphs and do not attach your CV.
If you send something generic or too long you won't hear back, which should tell you something about how the job is judged too.
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