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Are you a rock star writer? A social media superhero? A brilliant brand strategist?

We want to hear from you. If you’re interested in joining our band of merry masterminds, check our open positions below, or simply send us your resume and tell us a little bit about yourself. We are always looking for great people.

Current Openings

General Interest

Are you a rock star writer? A social media superhero? A brilliant brand strategist?

We want to hear from you. If you’re interested in joining our band of merry masterminds as part of the XCH Talent Intelligence Network, simply apply here and tell us a little bit about yourself. we’ll be happy to review your information and see if we might have a role open for you. If there are no current positions that match your background, we’ll hold onto your information and reach out to you if one opens that aligns.

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NOTICE OF INTERVIEW FRAUD TO ALL XCH CANDIDATES — A SMISHING* SCAM HAS BEEN REPORTED. PLEASE KNOW THAT XCH WILL NEVER CONDUCT AN INTERVIEW OVER TEXT OR DIRECT MESSAGING OR OFFER A JOB THIS WAY.

This is a scam to obtain banking information to defraud the candidate illegally.

  • If you are contacted for interviews via text or are suspicious of the method of contact, immediately disengage and notify us at info@xaviercreative.com with a subject line reading: INTERVIEW SCAM.
  • Provide your phone number, and our recruiting team will contact you by phone and verify our identity via a zoom call with an employee pictured on our website.
  • Anyone claiming to be an XCH employee via text or other elicit methods is likely to be an imposter. Please disengage and contact us immediately.

CANDIDATES CAN APPLY SAFELY FOR POSITIONS USING THE LINKS ON THIS CAREER PAGE

*SMISHING uses SMS texting or direct messaging to dupe victims into thinking they are interviewing and receiving a job offer with a reputable company to obtain banking/personal information for illegal purposes. The Federal Trade Commission has information on what to do if you have been a victim of fraud.