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Own Reddit strategy and execution to grow OpenArts subreddit and presence across relevant communities. Run experiments, build community programs, drive organic acquisition, track engagement and signups, surface Reddit-driven product insights, and scale repeatable growth tactics.

Sell OpenArt’s Teams and Enterprise plans to inbound leads from marketing, creative, and design teams. Qualify and close deals, run discovery and demos, manage procurement and legal processes, expand existing accounts, maintain accurate HubSpot forecasts, and contribute to go-to-market playbooks.

Lead and own OpenArt's video creative vision across short-form social, music videos, and brand stories. Direct and edit projects end-to-end, collaborate with product and marketing, use AI content tools hands-on, and raise creative standards across the company's video output.

Own and ship full-stack growth work: onboarding flows, paywalls, experiments, instrumentation, and lifecycle integrations. Build experimentation infrastructure, server-side tracking, attribution, Stripe flows, and regional payment support. Partner closely with PM, design, and GTM to iterate features end-to-end and drive activation, conversion, and retention through data-driven experiments and analytics.

Help design, scale, and improve platform reliability: define SLOs/SLIs, run on-call and incident response, build observability, improve resilience to external dependencies, enhance CI/CD and deploy safety, optimize cost and capacity, and influence infrastructure architecture.

Design end-to-end UX for OpenArt products, map user journeys, create wireframes and prototypes (Figma), collaborate with product, engineering, and research, anticipate edge cases, and translate user research into intuitive, polished interfaces that make AI-powered creativity accessible.

Own end-to-end product features for an AI-native creative platform: design UX, build frontend (React/Next.js), implement scalable backend/APIs, data models (SQL/NoSQL), async AI inference pipelines, mentor engineers, and drive architecture and product trade-offs.