Performance Video Editor (UGC, Paid Social & CTV)

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

3+ years of experience in performance-driven video editing
Experience within DTC or eCommerce environments
Proven expertise creating ads for Meta (Facebook/Instagram)
Proven expertise creating ads for TikTok
Proven expertise creating ads for CTV platforms
Strong understanding of direct response advertising
Strong understanding of hook-based editing
Strong understanding of short-form retention strategies
Experience working with performance metrics such as CTR, CPA, hook rate
Ability to quickly generate multiple variations from a single piece of content
Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro
Proficiency in After Effects (or equivalent tools)
Proficiency in CapCut or similar editing platforms
Basic motion graphics skills, including text animation, transitions, and overlays
Strong creative intuition combined with a data-driven mindset

Responsibilities

Edit and transform raw footage into 5–10+ high-performing ad variations with different hooks, angles, formats, and messaging
Create UGC-style ads, remixed content, and collages tailored for paid social platforms such as Meta and TikTok
Adapt and optimize video creatives specifically for CTV environments, ensuring format and pacing alignment
Implement and test hooks, CTAs, text overlays, and messaging variations to improve engagement and conversion
Optimize storytelling, pacing, and retention to align with performance marketing best practices
Collaborate closely with media buyers to iterate creatives based on campaign performance data
Continuously repurpose existing content into new variations for ongoing testing and scaling

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