About Sable

Sable built Aidan, the first AI employee who can lead customer calls using realtime voice, vision, and browser use. Aidan runs a live, two-way conversation inside a real product environment, clicking through the product like a human, watching the user's screen, and adapting the journey on the fly. Every conversation feeds a self-improving context graph we call the Brain, so Aidan gets smarter with each call.

The role

You are Sable's voice online. Sable is creating a category, the AI employee, and you decide how the world first meets it. You're chronically online: you know what's moving on X and LinkedIn before it trends, and you decide how the world first meets it, whether that's in a feed, a Google search, or through an LLM. You own Sable's social presence end to end and work directly with the founders to turn product moments, customer wins, and launches into attention.

What you'll do

Own Sable's social channels end to end: strategy, daily posting, and growth across X, LinkedIn, and wherever our audience is next

Turn product demos, customer stories, and launches into short-form video, threads, and posts

Shape and ghostwrite founder content so their voices carry

Spot trends and conversations early and get Sable into them fast

Measure what works, double down on it, and tie reach to pipeline

Own SEO and AEO so Sable shows up when people search for what we do

Create content that ranks in search and gets picked up by AI tools

Who you are

Chronically online, with a native feel for internet culture and what makes content spread

A track record of growing an account or brand you can point to

Fast and scrappy: you can shoot, edit, and post the same day

Sharp writer with taste; you know when something is cringe and you defend your calls with reasoning, not vibes

Genuinely curious about AI and able to explain it simply

Bonus: B2B or AI marketing experience, video editing and design skills, or an existing personal following

Bonus: You understand how search engines and AI answer engines decide what to surface, and you write with that in mind without sounding robotic