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About the role
- Edit video content for social, paid ads, web, lifecycle, and brand campaigns.
- Create short-form video optimized for platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and ads.
- Assemble raw footage, graphics, sound, and motion into polished final assets.
- Partner with Creative & Content, Marketing, and Growth teams to understand briefs and goals.
- Translate brand guidelines and creative direction into compelling video edits.
- Edit multiple versions of videos for testing hooks, formats, and messaging.
- Optimize videos for engagement, retention, and conversion.
- Incorporate learnings from performance data into future edits.
- Organize, manage, and archive video assets.
- Ensure timely delivery of video content on tight deadlines.
- Maintain quality and consistency across all video outputs.
Requirements
- 2–5+ years of experience editing video for brands, creators, or marketing teams.
- Strong portfolio showcasing short-form and digital-first video content.
- Proficiency in video editing tools (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, After Effects, or similar).
- Understanding of social media video trends and formats.
- Strong attention to detail and storytelling instincts.
- Preferred Experience editing performance-driven or paid media videos.
- Familiarity with basic motion graphics and captions.
- Experience working in startups or fast-paced creative environments.
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Hard Skills & Tools
video editingshort-form videodigital-first video contentmotion graphicsstorytellingperformance-driven video editingpaid media video editingvideo optimizationvideo asset managementvideo content delivery
Soft Skills
attention to detailcreativitycollaborationtime managementadaptabilitycommunicationproblem-solvingorganizational skillscritical thinkingstorytelling instincts