AI Video Editor (Performance Ads, Remote)
acentecomNew York (NY)
AI Video Editor (Performance Ads, Remote)
Posted 4 days ago
acentecomNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
About Acentecom Acentecom (www.acentecom.com) is a fully remote e-commerce company that builds and runs its own online wellness brands. Our team works from many countries, and creative is at the core of how we grow. The role We're looking for an AI video editor to create vertical (9:16) performance and direct-response video ads for our DTC wellness brands. You'll turn briefs, footage and AI-generated assets into scroll-stopping ads for Meta and TikTok.
Responsibilities:
Edit 9:16 performance ads (UGC-style, hooks, testimonials, explainer formats) at a steady daily output.
Generate and blend AI video, image and voice assets into finished ads.
Iterate fast on feedback and produce multiple variations for testing.
Requirements:
Hands-on experience with AI video tools such as Kling, Veo, Higgsfield, HeyGen and ElevenLabs.
A portfolio of vertical (9:16) ads, ideally performance / direct-response for e-commerce or DTC brands.
Strong editing skills (Premiere Pro, After Effects, CapCut or similar).
Good written English and reliable availability for full-time remote work.
Nice to have:
3D / Pixar-style animation.
Individual freelancers only (no studios or agencies).
What we offer:
Full-time, long-term remote contractor role.
Competitive monthly pay.
AI tool subscriptions covered once you join.
A fast-moving team where your ads go live and get tested quickly.
Hiring process: Short screening, a paid test task, and a final interview.
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