Content Engineer

About the role

As a content engineer, you'll use generative tools to produce work a traditional marketer physically couldn't: visuals, video, and formats that would have needed a production team and a studio a year ago. You'll operate across the full surface area of the brand: website, product launches, events, social, customer stories, and much more, because a category-defining company can't afford a content function that only does one thing well.

Responsibilities

• Build content across every format.
• Make things people stop scrolling for.
• Use tools like Midjourney, Higgsfield, Runway, and generative audio/video to create content that looks and feels like nothing else in procurement software.
• Own moments, not just assets. Turn a product launch, an event, or a customer win into a real content arc across web, social, and in-room experience.
• Think in category terms. Every piece should push a point of view about where procurement is going, not just describe what Pactum's product does this quarter.
• Create systems that let us automate the repetitive tasks around content creation using AI, so we can spend more time on creativity and refinement.
• Engineer content for conversion and awareness. Every piece of content has a job in the funnel and we want someone who can engineer content to stop the scroll but also build content that helps sales close.
• Mine Gong calls, customer signals and platform data for original insight and turn it into content that gets cited.

Requirements

• 1-3 years making content professionally (in‑house, agency, startup, media, or as a creator) with real work to show; we care more about the work than the job title.
• A portfolio with at least one piece that made someone uncomfortable, sparked debate, or was told “you can't post that” – we want to see the edge, not just the polish.
• Hands‑on fluency with AI creative tools like Midjourney, Higgsfield, Runway, ElevenLabs, and others.
• Strong writing instincts and the ability to move between a customer story, a press release, and a meme without any of them reading like the other wrote it.