Tsenta
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UGC Creator, Short-Form Video (TikTok / Reels / Shorts)
About the role
Tsenta (YC S26) automates job applications for college students. We're hiring creators to post daily short-form videos promoting Tsenta across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
The deal:
- $25 per unique video, cross-posted to all 3 platforms (TikTok, Reels, Shorts)
- 1 video per day, 30 days
- New accounts created for the campaign become Tsenta property after the campaign ends
What we're looking for:
- You're a college student or recent grad who understands what resonates with students on short-form video
- You can shoot, edit, and post a video daily without hand-holding
- You're comfortable on camera and can make scripted content feel natural
- Bonus: you've applied to jobs recently and can speak to the pain authentically
This is a great fit if you want consistent paid content work alongside school or a side hustle.
About the interview
Interview process:
- Application review (1-2 days)
- Submit a 60-second sample video using a hook we provide
- If we like it, you start immediately
About Tsenta
Tsenta is fast, student-centric, and scrappy. We ship daily, iterate constantly, and never settle for good enough. We're obsessed with building a world-class user experience for everyone on our platform.
How we work
We're a small team where everyone owns what they build. No layers, no approval chains. You pick up a problem, ship a solution, and see it in users' hands by end of week. We move fast because the people we're building for can't afford to wait.
What we care about
We build for students and job seekers who are tired of wasting hours on broken application portals. Every feature we ship comes from real pain we've experienced ourselves. If something isn't working for our users, we fix it that day, not next sprint.
Who does well here
People who like building more than talking about building. People who take ownership and figure things out. People who want to work on something that actually matters to millions of students going through the job search grind right now.
