DTC Video editor 1
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Job description
AI-Capable DTC/E-com Video Editor
Location: UK or Europe (must work UK/Europe hours)
Type: Full-time, remote
Compensation: ~$1,500–3,500 / month, depending on AI capability and experience
About the role
You'll edit video ads for D2C e-commerce brands running on Meta. The core of the work spans two levels: clean, fast UGC editing (assembling clips, captions) and well-executed AI creative. AI is increasingly central to what we make, so strong AI editors are preferred.
The trait we value most is common sense on a brief. If a creator says something about how a product or app works, we expect the relevant on-screen element to appear without us having to spell it out. That behavioural instinct is as important as the editing itself.
What you'll do
Edit UGC-style ads: cutting and assembling clips, adding captions, keeping a clean and fast turnaround.
Produce well-executed AI video creative — not the low-quality avatars or AI slop.
Add on-screen elements, animations, and product/app demonstrations at the right moments, driven by the script — without needing to be told each time.
Work within a pod alongside a creative strategist and other editors, executing briefs accurately the first time.
AI stack we work with
HiggsField (primary environment)
Midjourney for model generation
Nano Banana / GPT for base images
Kling or Seedance for generation (via HiggsField)
What we're looking for
Proven DTC/e-com video editing experience (portfolio required).
Genuine, well-executed AI capability — we will assess the quality of your AI work closely, since there's a wide gap between poorly and well-executed AI.
Strong common sense and reliability to a brief; you follow the intent, not just the literal instructions.
Comfortable walking us through your own edits and the reasoning behind them.
Nice to have
Motion graphics ability (a real plus — useful as backup depth across the team).
Originally posted on Himalayas
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