eCommerce Video Editor
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Job description
At Sidekick, we help people recover faster from persistent injuries. Trusted by Olympic champions and everyday athletes, our products are featured in Men's Health and Running Magazine. With 94% of users finding relief, we aim to be the go-to injury relief brand.
We're looking for a talented video editor to join our marketing team. You'll work closely with our creative team to bring scripts to life and create high-performing ads for Meta (mainly UGC-style).
Requirements
- 3-4 years of experience in video editing with a strong portfolio showcasing social ads
- Experience with UGC-style ad formats
- Has created winning ads with high spend and strong ROAS
- Strong in animation and motion graphics
- Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro
- Experience with Adobe After Effects
- Experience editing ads for Meta
- Experience collaborating with creative strategists
- Availability during Eastern Time business hours
- Bonus: Experience with Blender or other 3D animation tools
Benefits
- Competitive Compensation: $1,300–$1,800 USD monthly + performance bonus
- Real performance data on your work — your edits run against actual ad spend, so you walk away with CTR, ROAS, and hook-rate data most in-house editors never get to point to
- Fully remote
- Flexible hours outside the required meeting overlap window
To apply:
Please apply via this link:
Only applications via this link will be reviewed.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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