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We're looking for a Video Editor to produce high-quality video content across a range of formats and use cases for a fast-moving boutique growth marketing agency. You will edit and deliver videos that are sharp, on-brand, and built to perform — from short-form social content and ad creative to longer-form explainers and brand storytelling — working across a combination of editing tools to get the job done at the standard the work requires.
This is a hands-on execution role. You will be in the tools every day, turning raw footage and briefs into finished, polished deliverables. Strong editing instincts, clean motion work, and the ability to work across formats and styles simultaneously are the baseline. If you are a fast, versatile video editor who takes pride in the craft and can deliver consistently across a range of content types without losing quality or momentum, this role is a strong fit.
Only candidates who submit both a portfolio and Loom video will be moved to the next step of the hiring process.
If you are a fast, versatile editor who takes pride in the craft, delivers consistently across formats, and wants to work inside a high-standard agency environment with real creative variety, this role gives you the volume and the direct impact to do your best work.
Our comprehensive selection process ensures we find the right fit for both you and our clients:
Each stage is designed to evaluate your fit for the role while giving you insights into our company culture and expectations.
We'll keep you informed throughout the process and provide feedback at each step.
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