AI Visuals Creator Contributors (Images & Video for Knowledge)

Remote | Micro-equity or volunteer basis | Early-stage AI/Education Startup Maxibook is an early-stage AI startup rethinking how scientific knowledge is delivered, organized, and personalized . We are building an Adaptive Knowledge System powered by dynamic knowledge maps and LLM-driven adaptive content , with an MVP expected by Q1 2026 . Our initial focus is on universities, research institutions, and publicly funded initiatives , with future expansion into the corporate HR sector (onboarding, continuous training, skill-gap reduction). We are entering the fundraising phase and looking for passionate contributors who want to help us build the foundations of a global platform . Tasks AI Visuals Creator (Images & Video for Knowledge) We are looking for a creative contributor who can produce high-quality visuals using AI tools , helping us translate complex scientific concepts into clear, engaging images and short videos. At Maxibook, visuals are not decoration: they are part of the learning logic . Images and videos support understanding, reduce cognitive load, and adapt to different learner profiles. What you’ll do Create AI-generated images, diagrams, and short explanatory videos for scientific and educational contexts Experiment with tools such as Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Runway, Pika, Sora-like pipelines, or similar Collaborate with founders and AI engineers to align visuals with knowledge maps and adaptive content Translate abstract or technical concepts into visual metaphors and narratives Help define early visual guidelines for “adaptive knowledge visuals” This role is ideal for someone who enjoys exploring the frontier between AI, design, and education , and wants to shape how knowledge is visually experienced. Bring your enthusiasm, skills, and curiosity into the project. Every contribution matters — you’ll help lay the bricks of a system that could redefine the future of education. Requirements We welcome both experienced professionals and early