Short-Form Social Media Video Editor

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Virtual Staff 365Wellness

Philippines, Australian business hoursFull-Time

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Languages: English

Requirements

Strong portfolio demonstrating expertise in short-form social media video editing
Proven ability to create fast-paced, high-retention content for Instagram and YouTube
Experience working with brand-driven content while maintaining a consistent visual identity
High level of autonomy and ability to meet deadlines with minimal supervision
Confident verbal and written English communication skills
High-performance hardware (i7 processor and 16GB+ RAM)
High-speed, stable internet connection (50 Mbps download / 20 Mbps upload)

Responsibilities

Edit high-impact short-form and long-form videos for Instagram Reels, Stories, Facebook, and YouTube
Repurpose existing long-form educational clips and product demos into fresh, platform-optimised content
Review and cut raw footage, testimonials, and product videos from a comprehensive brand archive
Create polished, high-retention edits that simplify complex health topics for a broad audience
Develop product-focused video assets for the website, paid advertisements, and marketing campaigns
Maintain a warm, educational, and "cheeky-but-professional" brand voice
Collaborate with the Brand Manager to understand content strategies and visual trends
Manage project files, file transfers, and delivery of consistent weekly output

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