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TubeScience

Creator Lead

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$90/hr

Creator Lead Location: Los Angeles Arts District, hybrid 2-3 days in office Type: Full-Time ... pet, apps, and more Prototype new creative approaches on camera - shooting proofs of concept ...

TubeScience

Creator Lead

Los Angeles, CA

$90/hr

Creator Lead Location: Los Angeles Arts District, hybrid 2-3 days in office Type: Full-Time ... pet, apps, and more 🎬 Prototype new creative approaches on camera -- shooting proofs of concept ...

TubeScience

Creator Lead

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$90/hr

Creator Lead Location: Los Angeles Arts District, hybrid 2-3 days in office Type: Full-Time ... pet, apps, and more Prototype new creative approaches on camera - shooting proofs of concept ...

SharkNinja

Sr. Creator, Program Manager

Needham, MA · On-site

$126K - $126K/yr

Creator program strategy and operations: Lead end-to-end creator program design and execution ... pet insurance, pre-paid legal insurance, back-up child and eldercare days, product discounts ...

TubeScience

Content Creator

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$20 - $40/hr

CONTENT CREATOR WANTED Role: Content Creator Location: Los Angeles - Hybrid Preferred | US Remote ... pet products, food & beverage, apps, and more • Shoot and edit content on your phone - fast ...

TubeScience

Content Creator

Los Angeles, CA · On-site +1

$20 - $40/hr

CONTENT CREATOR WANTED Role: Content Creator Location: Los Angeles - Hybrid Preferred | US Remote ... pet products, food & beverage, apps, and more Shoot and edit content on your phone - fast, scrappy ...

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How much do pet creator jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for pet creator in the United States is $16.05, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.46 and $18.27 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges faced by Pet Creators when designing new pet products, and how can they overcome them?

Pet Creators often face challenges such as understanding the unique needs of various pets, ensuring product safety, and meeting regulatory standards. To overcome these, it’s important to stay updated on animal care research, collaborate closely with veterinarians and pet owners, and participate in regular product testing. Working within a multidisciplinary team also helps Pet Creators balance creativity with practical considerations like durability, cost, and pet well-being.

What are Pet Creators?

Pet Creators are professionals or artists who design, develop, or invent new types of pets, whether real or virtual. In the context of video games and digital platforms, Pet Creators may craft unique digital pets for users to interact with, often focusing on their appearance, behaviors, and special abilities. In a biological or real-world sense, Pet Creators could refer to breeders or geneticists who selectively breed animals for specific traits. The job requires creativity, knowledge of animal care or design principles, and an understanding of user or pet owner preferences. Pet Creators play an important role in both entertainment and animal industries.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Pet Creator, and why are they important?

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Creator Lead

TubeScience

Los Angeles, CA • On-site

$90/hr

Full-time

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Job description

Role: Creator Lead
Location: Los Angeles Arts District, hybrid 2-3 days in office
Type: Full-Time
Compensation: $90-110K base + Performance-Based Bonus
The Role
We're looking for a Creator Lead to own the strategy and drive the execution of creator-led content (UGC, self-tapes, creator edits) within a portfolio of brands.
This is a creative strategy role that analyzes performance data and turns those insights into creator-led execution: prototyping new creative approaches by filming yourself, writing briefs that scale, identifying and coaching creators to deliver, and managing the pipeline that turns one strategic idea into dozens of pieces of content.
You're not just strategizing, you're embedded in the creative process: making content, giving notes, and raising the bar for what creator-led work looks like at TubeScience.
What You'll Do
Own the creator strategy for your brands - developing winning angles and messaging frameworks by analyzing proprietary performance data along with conducting consumer, product, and competitor research
Translate your strategic insights into repeatable creator briefs with clear, actionable direction that creators can run with: connecting performance metrics and brand goals to what actually gets shot
Own the execution pipeline for all UGC, self-tapes, and creator edits within your portfolio of 5-10 DTC brands, spanning categories like beauty, wellness, food & beverage, pet, apps, and more
Prototype new creative approaches on camera - shooting proofs of concept yourself to validate ideas before scaling them through the network
Use performance data to guide what you and your team shoot next, iterating quickly on what's working and killing what isn't
Drive execution with speed and autonomy, rapidly turning around concepts, testing at volume, and iterating based on real-time performance
Who You Are
You bring 3+ years of experience creating content for social media and directing or coaching other creators
You have real performance marketing experience and understand it deeply - you know what a hook rate is, why thumbstop matters, and how to connect creative decisions to data
You're strong on camera and behind it - you can shoot and perform in UGC-style content well enough to prototype ideas and set the standard for your team
You have strong instincts for matching talent to briefs - you can look at a creative direction and immediately know the right kind of person to execute it, and you have a point of view on what makes a creator great
You give creators clear, constructive feedback that actually makes their work better without killing their energy or authenticity - they love working with you
You stay organized across multiple brands, creators, and briefs simultaneously without letting things fall through the cracks
You have deep fluency in digital content culture - you know what's trending, what's working, and what feels real versus what feels forced
You communicate clearly - translating performance data into creative direction and interfacing seamlessly with cross-functional partners and a roster of freelance creators
You're based in Los Angeles - this role requires regular in-person presence at our Arts District studio

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