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Paired is a global staffing and recruiting agency that pairs remote work with top-tier talent. We help individuals from around the world connect with great companies that are looking for their specific skill set. Our mission is to provide great jobs to talented people, no matter where they are located.
About Our Clients
We are representing four ambitious, fast-growing brands across the agency and direct-to-consumer (DTC) landscape.
As these businesses continue to scale their marketing and paid media efforts, they are looking for creative talent who can bridge the gap between creative production, AI-powered content, and performance marketing.
Whether you're a video editor who knows how to turn raw footage into high-converting ads, an AI creative producer who can generate compelling UGC-style videos, or a creative strategist who can take an idea from concept to execution, we'd love to hear from you.
Depending on your expertise and the specific opportunity, your responsibilities may include:
We're interested in candidates from one or more of these backgrounds:
1. Performance Video Editors
2. AI Creative Producers
3. Creative Strategists
4. Hybrid Creative Talent
Tools & Skills That Could Be Relevant
Experience with some of the following is a plus:
To respect everyone’s time, we will not move forward with applications that only include: general video editing portfolios, cinematic showreels, YouTube editing portfolios, documentary work, podcast editing, wedding videos, corporate videos, and motion graphics portfolios without paid advertising experience
We're not looking for someone who has simply experimented with AI tools. We want people who can use them to create compelling, commercially effective creative assets.
This role is specifically for creators who specialize in performance advertising for DTC brands.
Important: This is a shared talent opportunity across our clients. Applying does not guarantee placement with a specific company, but your profile will be considered for the opportunities that best match your experience and capabilities.
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