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Storyteller

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2019

☁️ SaaS

📱 Media

🤝 B2B

SaaS • Media • B2B

Storyteller is a developer-focused platform that provides embeddable SDKs, APIs and a CMS to add Stories and TikTok-style vertical video feeds to mobile apps and websites. It offers purpose-built native SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native and Web, plus content management, analytics, native ad support and enterprise features (SSO, SLAs, integrations) so companies can accelerate delivery of immersive short-form content and boost user engagement and revenue.

📋 Description

• Own AI-driven workflows and product improvements within specific parts of the product suite. • Identify friction in how clients and internal teams use the product, then decide what is worth fixing first. • Build and iterate on AI-powered automations, tools, checks, and workflows that make delivery faster or better. • Translate real client and usage problems into shipped product improvements, not just notes, decks, or tickets. • Use AI and internal tools to investigate product behaviour, inspect structured data, debug issues, and test ideas. • Work directly with engineers and product teammates to get useful changes shipped. • Engage with clients when needed to understand the real problem and validate whether a solution worked. • Document what you build and learn so other people can reuse it, improve it, and trust it.

🎯 Requirements

• Evidence that you have built, automated, improved, or run something real, even if it was scrappy. • High agency: you notice what is weak, unclear, or missing, form a view, and move things forward without waiting for everything to be pre-packaged. • Genuine AI fluency beyond surface-level use. • You have used AI to investigate, build, automate, classify, transform, or meaningfully change a workflow. • Enough product judgment to decide what matters, balance user needs with technical constraints, and avoid overbuilding. • Outcome ownership: you care whether the thing worked in reality, not just whether your part was completed. • Technical mindedness: you want to understand tools, data, permissions, dependencies, and failure modes rather than staying at surface level. • Comfort owning a problem end-to-end: spotting the issue, framing it, prototyping a solution, validating it, and working with others to ship it. • Clear written communication so your work is inspectable, reusable, and easy for others to pick up. • Standards: you can tell when something is thin, fragile, under-thought, or not good enough. • Experience in SaaS, product operations, technical operations, automation, or a similar environment. • Familiarity with content platforms, CMS tools, sports-tech products, or media workflows. • Experience working with clients or client-facing teams. • Side projects, experiments, prototypes, or examples that show how you learn and build independently.