We're Hiring: Brand & Content Coordinator

About the job

Good work can disappear when no one stops to tell the story. We have ideas piling up and plenty worth sharing. We need a resourceful creative who can spot the angle and get it out into the world.

Maybe you’re a closet poet/ artist, a meticulous curator, or a neurodivergent creative with 27 tabs open at any given time. Your résumé may not follow a straight line. You may have taken the scenic route here. That’s fine. We care that you know which ideas have legs and how to get them across the finish line.

Interior design experience is not required, though familiarity with AEC is preferred. Early-career creatives are welcome, and so are more experienced applicants who see a fit.

About Us

tphan.studio, LLC. is an Austin-based interior design studio creating commercial and hospitality spaces that center wellness and community. Often, that means working alongside vision-oriented founders and operators as they bring a dream business or workplace to life. We value bold thinking, practical problem-solving, straight talk, and a process that feels as considered as the finished space.

Our vision is simple: Healthier spaces. Healthier lives. Fairer futures.

What You’ll Do

• Find the story in the work. Turn site walks, material pulls, project milestones, and half-formed ideas into strategic content.

• Create the visual content. Design graphics and carousels in Canva, photograph projects and studio moments, and edit short-form video.

• Give the ideas a voice. Write captions, project stories, website copy, and other content that is clear, specific, and worth reading.

• Keep publishing on track. Manage the content calendar, schedule posts, update the website, and organize content assets in Notion.

• Create materials that move the business forward. Design project presentations, lookbooks, proposals, and other visual decks for clients and business development.

• Learn what connects. Track engagement, notice patterns, research relevant opportunities, and use those insights to make future content stronger.

What You Need

• A sharp eye and great taste. You understand composition, color, typography, pacing, and when something is almost right but not quite there.

• A distinctly human writing voice. We welcome AI as a launchpad. In fact, we encourage it. But your value begins where the algorithm ends.

• Serious attention to detail. You catch the typo, the off-brand image, the two-pixel misalignment, the redundant verbiage…Your pet peeves have officially entered their billable era.

• Strong remote-work habits. You communicate clearly, anticipate what you need to move the work forward and what others need from you, and follow through without being chased.

• Comfort with creative technology. You can work in Canva and are ready to learn tools such as Meta Business Suite or Later, Notion, Wix, and short-form video editors. You are curious about deeper AI workflows, including agents and connected tools.

• Comfort managing outside creative partners. You can write a clear brief, coordinate timelines, give feedback, and carry outsourced work across the finish line.

Nice to Have

• Basic website management or SEO knowledge

• Professional, freelance, or serious hobby photography experience

• AI workflow fluency

What We Offer

• Part-time, flexible, remote work but local to the area is preferred for site visits

• Direct collaboration with the project team and meaningful influence over how the studio shows up

• Room to grow into broader brand, content, marketing, or creative strategy responsibilities

• Support for professional development through agreed-upon learning resources, training, or project-related education

• Opportunities to support advocacy, sponsorships, or pro bono work aligned with our mission, vision, and values

• The chance to help shape the systems, standards, and culture of a growing studio. “But this is how we’ve always done it”? We don’t know her.

• This is an independent-contractor engagement. Workload and weekly hours may vary based on current project needs, and employee benefits are not included at the moment.

If This Sounds like you

We’d love to hear from you! Email your application to hello@tphan.studio with:

• Your résumé or LinkedIn profile

• A portfolio, social account, or a few examples of your work

• A concise note that tells us what one piece of content you would want to create first for tphan.studio and why. Think beyond a standard cover letter. This note is your writing sample. Formal experience matters less than good judgment, creative instincts, attention to detail, and the ability to make things happen.