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You're a showrunner: part strategist, part editor-in-chief, part brand architect. You'll work directly with the Founder to extract insights and shape them into content that makes people stop ...

Showrunner

Austin, TX · On-site

$80K - $87K/yr

Catface is a YouTube entertainment company, home to a family of channels with over 25+ million ... Showrunner who has a passion for compelling storytelling in YouTube and direct media. You'll own ...

Showrunner

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$150K - $180K/yr

The result is a platform that can extract the revenue blueprint from a company's data, encode it ... You are the Showrunner. The room, the story, the final cut. Make HockeyStack known, meaningful, and ...

Showrunner

Austin, TX

$122.90K - $124.90K/yr

Catface is a YouTube entertainment company, home to a family of channels with over 25+ million ... Showrunner who has a passion for compelling storytelling in YouTube and direct media. You'll own ...

Supervising Producer, VMPN

New York, NY

$135.70K - $137.80K/yr

You will act as both a creative developer and as a showrunner, ensuring production excellence while also serving as a key liaison for host partnerships. The ideal candidate has experience building ...

Supervising Producer, VMPN

New York, NY · On-site

$135.70K - $137.80K/yr

You will act as both a creative developer and as a showrunner, ensuring production excellence while also serving as a key liaison for host partnerships. The ideal candidate has experience building ...

This position will be based in our New York office and reports to the Showrunner. To apply, pleasesubmityour resume, a cover letter clearly outlining how your skills and experience meet or exceed the ...

This position will be based in our New York office and reports to the Showrunner. To apply, please submit your résumé, a cover letter clearly outlining how your skills and experience meet or exceed ...

Lead in the development, launch, and ongoing production of a new content series, establishing its editorial vision, production approach, and workflow. * Serve as the lead producer and showrunner ...

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As of May 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for a showrunner in the United States is $280,147.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $260,500.00 and $322,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between A Showrunner vs A Producer?

AspectA ShowrunnerA Producer
Primary RoleOversees the entire creative and operational aspects of a TV showManages production logistics, budgets, and coordination
CredentialsExperience in writing, directing, or producing; often a writer or directorExperience in production management, budgeting, or logistics
Work EnvironmentLeads creative team, involved in script development and show directionCoordinates between departments, manages schedules and resources
Industry UsageCommonly used in television and streaming seriesUsed across film, TV, and other media productions

While both roles are essential in TV production, a showrunner primarily oversees the creative vision and overall management of a series, whereas a producer focuses on the logistical and operational aspects. The showrunner often has a background in writing or directing, guiding the show's tone and story, while producers handle budgets, schedules, and resource allocation to ensure smooth production.

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Infographic showing various A Showrunner job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 76% Full Time, 22% Part Time, and 1% Temporary. Highlights an 100% Hybrid job distribution, with an average salary of $280,147 per year, or $134.7 per hour.
Content Strategist / Showrunner

Content Strategist / Showrunner

Spiralyze

Atlanta, GA • On-site

$80K/yr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Posted 29 days ago


Job description

Content Strategist / Showrunner
Department: Marketing
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: US (Atlanta)
Compensation: $80,000+ USD (based on skills and experience)
Description
Details
Location: Midtown Atlanta (In-Office)
Experience: 3 - 8 years
Working Schedule: 8 am - 5 pm EST (New York Time)
Vacation: 20 days + public holidays
Healthcare: Company-sponsored health insurance
Salary: $80,000+ USD (based on skills and experience)
We're building a founder-led media brand to establish Spiralyze as the definitive authority in A/B testing and experimentation. This role is the engine that makes it happen.
You'll be the person who turns our proprietary data and the Founder's expertise into a steady stream of high-impact content across LinkedIn and YouTube. You'll own the editorial strategy, develop recurring content formats, write or ghostwrite posts, script videos, and manage the creative team that produces everything.
This is not a "content marketing manager" role. You're a showrunner: part strategist, part editor-in-chief, part brand architect. You'll work directly with the Founder to extract insights and shape them into content that makes people stop scrolling.
Think of it this way: we have the most interesting dataset in our industry, a founder who can deliver on camera, and a production team ready to execute. We need the person who connects all of it with a clear narrative and a relentless publishing cadence.
Core Responsibilities
1. Editorial Strategy & Content Planning. You'll build and own the editorial calendar across LinkedIn and YouTube. You'll develop recurring series and formats (e.g., myth-busting posts, website teardowns, data-driven trend pieces) that compound over time. You'll decide what gets published, when, and in what format, and you'll make sure every piece reinforces our positioning as the data-backed authority in A/B testing.
2. Founder Content Extraction. You'll run biweekly 60-90 minute sessions with the Founder to capture insights, opinions, and stories from client work. Your job is to turn that raw material into a week's worth of LinkedIn posts, video scripts, and content briefs. The Founder's total time commitment should be under 10 hours per week; you're the multiplier that makes that possible.
3. Writing & Ghostwriting. You'll write or direct the writing of 4-5 LinkedIn posts per week in the Founder's voice, plus scripts for 1-2 YouTube videos. You know how to write hooks that stop the scroll, structure posts for engagement, and turn complex data into clear, compelling narratives. You'll also develop a distinct written voice that feels authentic to the Founder and consistent across every platform.
4. Creative Team Management. You'll direct an in-house videographer, graphic designer, and overseas editors. You set the creative brief, review output, and ensure everything meets a premium quality bar. You're not doing the production yourself; you're the person who makes sure the production team has clear direction and the final product is sharp.
5. Performance & Iteration. You'll track what's working and what's not across every format and platform. You'll use engagement data, follower growth, and pipeline attribution to double down on winning formats and kill underperformers. You'll share performance reports and recommendations with leadership regularly.
Skills, Knowledge and Traits
  • Builder of founder-led brands. You've built an audience around a person, not just a logo. You understand that the founder's voice, personality, and expertise are the brand, and you know how to package that for LinkedIn and YouTube specifically.
  • Exceptional writer. You write hooks that stop people mid-scroll. You can take a complex A/B testing insight and make it accessible, surprising, and shareable. You're equally comfortable writing punchy LinkedIn posts and longer YouTube scripts.
  • Strategic thinker. You see content as a positioning tool, not just a publishing schedule. You understand how individual posts ladder up to a brand narrative, and you can articulate why one format serves the strategy better than another.
  • Platform fluency. You deeply understand how LinkedIn and YouTube work: algorithms, formats, engagement patterns. You know what performs on each platform and why, and you stay current as things change.
  • Data-comfortable. You don't need to be a data scientist, but you should be comfortable working with testing data, conversion metrics, and statistical concepts. Our content is built on proprietary data; you need to understand it well enough to tell stories with it.
  • Smart and high agency. You learn fast, take ownership, and don't wait to be told what to do. When something isn't working, you diagnose it and fix it. You're the kind of person who brings solutions, not questions.

Nice to Have:
  • B2B or SaaS content experience. You've created content for a technical or data-driven B2B audience before.
  • Experience with A/B testing or CRO. You know what a p-value is and why someone would test a headline. Not required; we'll teach you.
  • Track record of audience growth. You can point to a LinkedIn profile, YouTube channel, or newsletter you helped grow from small to meaningful.
  • Video production awareness. You don't need to shoot or edit, but understanding what makes a good thumbnail, a strong cold open, and an engaging video structure will make you more effective.

What You'll Get
  • Growth path. We invest heavily in developing our people and promote almost exclusively from within. Success in this role leads to building and leading an entire content and brand team.
  • Proprietary data access. You'll work with the largest A/B testing dataset in the industry: hundreds of thousands of tests. This is content raw material that nobody else has.
  • In-demand skills. You'll work alongside one of the most experienced experimentation teams in the world and learn how data, psychology, and creative intersect.
  • Time to recharge. 20 days of paid vacation plus holidays.

If you're excited about building a media brand around data, working directly with a founder, and turning proprietary insights into content that an entire industry pays attention to, we'd love to hear from you.