AI Video Editor for EU D2C Brand
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Job description
About Paired
Paired is a global staffing and recruiting agency that specializes in pairing remote work with top-tier talent!
We are dedicated to connecting talented individuals with remarkable companies in need of their skills. Our goal is to create fulfilling job opportunities for professionals around the world.
The Client
Is a fast-growing DTC cordless power tool brand generating approximately $1M+ in monthly revenue with an 8-figure run rate. They're a profitable, founder- and product-led company with a small, highly capable remote team across the US, UK, China, and the Philippines.
Their product team includes engineers with backgrounds at Dyson, and we have multiple new product and brand launches planned as we continue to scale.
Day-to-day
- AI video generation and editing, around 15-20 a week, but the main priority is always quality!
- The candidate must own the creation of AI footage, not just assemble it.
- Generate realistic AI A-roll and B-roll independently using tools like Google Flow, Runway, Veo, or similar
- Write and refine prompts to control output quality until assets are realistic and usable
- Use AI-powered editing/creative tools to speed up production
- Optimize video flow, hooks, cadence, and pacing for paid social (Meta/TikTok)
- Track performance feedback and adjust creative accordingly
- Deliver polished, on-brand assets within tight turnaround times
Requirements
- Heavily experienced in editing Meta direct response creatives - we need someone who’s cut a lot of paid ads, not general video or reels
- Obsessed with AI generation and not afraid of hard editing tasks - the type who does what others say is impossible, and does it better
- Can produce realistic AI video of any kind - not just talking heads: product in action, physics, mixed real+AI footage. Our product is not an easy one to generate, so this matters
- Lives and breathes DTC - understands why an ad works, not just how to cut it
Nice-to-haves
- "Feels" copy and comes up with cool ideas on how to reinforce it with visuals
- Works or worked with known ecom brands - ideally on products similar to ours (hardware/physical products, 45-65+ audience)
Benefits
- USD compensation, flexible for outstanding talent
- Full-time contractor role, long-term collaboration
- This role will grow into Editor Lead or Creative Strategist
Originally posted on Himalayas
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