Short-Form Video Editor
remote workNew York (NY)
$17-$26 per hour
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remote workNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$17-$26 per hour
About the role
About the role:
NoGigiddy is a digital platform that connects gig workers and side hustlers with earning opportunities. This role is responsible for turning raw footage into short form videos for platforms like TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts, following the company style and driving engagement.
What you'll do:
Edit raw footage into polished short-form content for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts
Add captions, graphics, sound effects, and music to enhance retention
Maintain fast turnaround with 24-48 hour edits from footage delivery
Apply NoGigiddy's visual style guide consistently across content
Collaborate with creators and the social team on briefs and feedback
Repurpose longer content into multiple short clips for cross-platform use
What they're looking for No degree required
Strong short-form video editing portfolio with 3-5 pieces
Proficient in CapCut, Premiere Pro, or similar tools
Fast and detail-oriented; quality matters at speed
Familiarity with what performs on TikTok and Reels specifically
Reliable, communicative, and responsive to feedback
For applicants in Nigeria The listing does not specify a timezone requirement or location eligibility beyond remote work; confirm before interviewing
Pay is $17-$26 per hour; currency and payroll specifics not further detailed in listing
The role is listed as part-time, project-based and fully remote; no on-site requirement stated
The listing does not state visa or work-authorization specifics for Nigeria; confirm during interview
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