Remote Video Editor (Flexible Schedule | Short + Long-Form Content)

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We’re Seeking an Elite Video Editor (Short-Form Focus)

We’re looking for a creative, detail-obsessed Video Editor who thrives on fast turnarounds and professional-grade content production. You’ll be taking raw clips and transforming them into scroll-stopping short-form videos and high-retention long-form content that captures attention, converts viewers, and fits seamlessly into brand narratives.

This is a remote, part-time to full-time opportunity (Mon–Sat, ~6 hrs/day) for an editor who wants consistency, creative freedom, and a chance to grow with a high-performing team.

Who You Are (A-Players Only)

We hire A-Players only — the kind of editors who take pride in producing work that looks, sounds, and feels world-class.

1+ years of editing experience — Proven track record producing clean, professional, high-engagement video content
Short-form mastery — Reels, TikToks, and paid ads that grab attention within the first 3 seconds
Long-form capable — You can edit YouTube videos that keep viewers watching to the end
Polished storytelling instincts — You know how to pace clips, align visuals with voiceovers, and deliver emotion through sound design and transitions
Aesthetic precision — Clean captions, modern transitions, crisp audio, on-brand visuals
Fast turnaround mindset — Able to deliver daily content drops within 24 hours, Monday–Saturday (US time)
Self-driven and reliable — You manage your own time and take deadlines seriously
Collaborative and coachable — Open to feedback, eager to grow, and proud to be part of a winning team

Technical Requirements

Editing software: Must use DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition)
Professional setup: Computer capable of handling high-res editing, good internet connection for uploads
Hubstaff time tracking: 6 hours/day, Monday–Saturday (flexible hours)
Communication tools: Slack, Drive, and internal review systems for smooth handoffs and feedback

What You Can Expect

$1,000–$1,400/month (based on experience and quality)
Consistent workflow — Daily projects and ongoing content demand
Flexible schedule — Work any hours, just meet delivery deadlines
Creative autonomy — Bring your own style, suggestions, and ideas
Growth opportunities — Step into senior editor, creative lead, or production management roles as we scale
Supportive team culture — Work with driven young professionals who care about doing great work together

What You’ll Do

Edit daily content drops — Prioritize short-form video output (reels, paid ads, etc.)
Maintain high production standards — Ensure visuals, audio, and messaging align
Collaborate with team leads — Coordinate on direction, assets, and brand messaging
Deliver with speed and precision — Every video on time, polished, and purposeful
Contribute creatively — Suggest new formats, hooks, and improvements for audience engagement
Support long-form projects — Edit YouTube videos and extended content when needed

Why Join Our Team

Work with a creative, high-performance team that moves fast and communicates clearly
Build a portfolio of professional content seen across social platforms and campaigns
Get consistent, long-term work without burnout or chaos
Enjoy creative flexibility and real input into brand direction
Be part of a team that actually values quality, speed, and craftsmanship

Ready to Build and Create With Us?

If you’re a skilled video editor who can turn raw footage into engaging, conversion-driven content — we want to meet you.
You’ll be joining a tight-knit creative team that’s building something special and scaling fast.

Apply now with your portfolio — show us your best short-form and long-form work.
If you’ve got the eye, the speed, and the drive, this role was made for you.

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