
Accenture
Creative Technologist
About Song:
Song is the largest tech-powered creative group in the world. But what does that mean? Well, it’s early days, but with your help, we want to change the world of comms forever.
Your Job:
As a Creative Technologist, you’ll blend your passion for ideas and creativity with your technical genius.
You’ll turn wild ideas into reality. And craft digital experiences and interactive ideas that leave our audiences spellbound.
You’ll work collaboratively with world-class Creatives, award-winning Designers, and scarily bright Strategists. You’ll help us bridge the gap between ideas and tech, and create stuff no one has ever seen before.
Responsibilities
Ideation: Dream up groundbreaking concepts that harness the latest tech to create unforgettable user experiences.
Prototyping: Bring ideas to life quickly through prototyping and interactive demos.
Collaboration: Partner with Creatives, Designers, and Developers to seamlessly lend technology and creativity.
Tech Trends: Stay ahead of the curve by researching and experimenting with emerging technologies and trends.
Presentation: Translate complex technical concepts into compelling stories that resonate both with Creative and non-technical stakeholders
Experience:
You’ll have a portfolio that showcases your innovative projects. Expertise in front-end technologies and prototyping tools. Knowledge of AR/VR, AI/ML, and other emerging technologies is a plus.
Skills:
Strong design sensibility coupled with technical prowess. Exceptional problem-solving skills and a keen eye for detail. Strong in Communication and teamwork abilities. Ability to juggle multiple projects in a fast-paced, deadline-driven
environment
What’s in it for you?
Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits. A vibrant, collaborative workspace that fosters creativity and innovation.
Endless opportunities for professional growth and development.
The chance to work on groundbreaking projects with a team of passionate professionals. The chance to trailblaze and own the Song experiment