We are ARB Interactive, the team behind Modo Casino, one of the top Social+ platforms in the US. Founded in 2022, we've grown to nearly 200 team members and were named one of LinkedIn's 2025 Top 50 Startups in the United States. We move fast, think big, and love bold ideas that push boundaries (and buttons). From new rewards to fresh game mechanics, every challenge is a chance to innovate and have fun doing it. Our culture is collaborative, curious, and full of laughter because great ideas grow best between coffee, code, and a few epic high-fives.

As a leader in the social gaming space, we’re looking for a talented and versatile Performance Creative Associate to help bring our brand, games, and marketing campaigns to life through high-impact video content.

This role is AI-native by design. Not because AI makes the work for you, but because it collapses the distance between having an idea and finding out whether players care. We want someone who can go from a thought on Monday to a video in front of players on Tuesday, then use what they learn to make the next one better.

The Role

You'll turn rough ideas into finished video, fast. Less editing bay, more idea factory.

You'll develop hooks, shape concepts, write short scripts, cut gameplay and creator footage, generate what you need with AI, and get it in front of players quickly. When something lands, you'll build on it: a new hook, a different creator, a sharper version, a version built for another platform.

You'll work closely with our User Acquisition team, translate what's performing into your next round of ideas, and own the full cycle from first concept to final render. Since this role is new, you won’t be stepping into an established process. You’ll help define how the work gets done, what tools we use, and what a successful creative workflow looks like.

Key Responsibilities

• Take a rough idea and turn it into a testable video in days, not weeks.

• Write hooks and short scripts, then build them out of gameplay, creator footage and AI-generated material.

• Use AI video, image and voice tools, plus AI-assisted storyboarding, to try more ideas than a shoot-based process could allow.

• Create rough video cuts quickly, focusing on testing the core idea rather than perfecting every detail.

• Read how videos actually perform, including hold rate, watch time and click-through, and let that shape what you make next.

• Take winners and push them further: new hooks, new creators, higher production value, and platform-native versions for Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube.

• Keep the video library organized and tagged so we can see patterns, not just individual results.