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South Africa - Cape Town, Quezon City, Chile - Santiago, Manila, South Africa - Johannesburg, Columbia - Bogotá, Columbia - Medellín, Peru - Lima, Brazil - São Paulo, Argentina - Buenos Aires, Ethiopia - Addis Ababa, Panama - Panama City, Brazil - Rio de Janeiro, Mexico - Mexico City, Must Overlap with U.S. Time ZonesFull-TimeMiddle

Salary800 - 1,500 USD per month

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Experience: 2–4 years

Requirements

2–4 years of video editing experience
Short-form or social-first portfolio
Fluency with editing tools like Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, etc.
Strong sense of visual storytelling, especially for business/professional content
Understanding of TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels formats
Ability to stay organized, hit deadlines, and work independently
Available to work during U.S. time zones

Responsibilities

Cut short-form video clips from long-form B2B podcast recordings
Add motion graphics, captions, transitions, and brand elements
Edit to match platform-specific formats, pacing, and tone
Collaborate with content leads to identify key moments worth amplifying
Iterate based on analytics and performance insights
Manage deadlines across multiple projects in a fast-moving workflow

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