Video Editor for AI YouTube Channel

PairedAI, Generative Technology

US-BasedFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Strong preference for Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Licensed software is required (no cracked versions).
DaVinci Resolve is also acceptable.
Strong video flow and storytelling skills.
Animation and motion graphics skills.
Sound design skills.
Proactive mindset, actively looking for ways to improve the video.
Reliability and meeting deadlines are non-negotiable.
Available on weekends for most editing work.
Ability to complete 1–2 revision rounds, sometimes more.
Revisions must be completed quickly and carefully, ideally within 12 hours when requested.
Take feedback seriously and apply revisions accurately.

Responsibilities

Edit long-form YouTube videos with strong pacing, clarity, and storytelling.
Maintain smooth video flow and structure to maximize viewer engagement and retention.
Proactively add B-roll, visual assets, and supporting footage when it improves the story or explanation.
Generate or source relevant visuals when needed to strengthen the content.
Create engaging motion graphics, transitions, and animations, especially for important segments such as CTAs.
Ensure visual elements enhance clarity and engagement rather than distract from the message.
Apply effective sound design, music, and audio balancing to improve the overall viewing experience.
Work closely with the team while also contributing ideas to improve the editing style or structure of the channel.
Maintain clear communication and deliver work on time.

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