Video Editing Specialist - Freelance
mercorNew York (NY)
Video Editing Specialist - Freelance
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mercorNew York (NY)
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About the role
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Mercorconnects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors includeBenchmark , General Catalyst , Peter Thiel , Adam D'Angelo , Larry Summers, andJack Dorsey.
Position: Free Video Editing For Small Businesses and Creators
Type: Contract
Compensation: $1–$2/hour
Location: Remote
Role Responsibilities:
Evaluate the accuracy and depth ofAI-generated contentin video editing to strengthen reasoning and rigor inmodel outputs.
Review complex video briefs for alignment with client specifications and desired outcomes.
Provide clear, structured feedback toAI research teamsto improveediting model performance.
Developevaluation rubricsand benchmarks for assessingAI-generated video edits.
Collaborate with clients to ensure consistency, relevance, and coverage across video projects.
Workindependently and asynchronouslyto meet deadlines while enhancingAI model capabilities.
Qualifications
Must-Have:
Ownership or rights to use submitted footage.
Consent from identifiable individuals in the footage.
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