Senior Video Editor
amplifiEagle (ID)
About the role
Job description:
We’re hiring an experienced, self-sufficient video editor who can take raw footage, short-form content, long-form content, ads, and educational content and turn it into high-quality, engaging videos. Your job is to: Edit short-form content, long-form You Tube videos, ads, courses, and other video projects Add b-roll, captions, transitions, music, and effects to enhance storytelling Match fast-paced, modern styles seen on Alex Hormozi, Iman Gadzhi, Ryan Pineda, Gary Vee, Dan Martell, etc.
MUST HAVES:
If you don’t meet these, this isn’t the right role. Fluent in Premiere Pro Minimum 2 years professional editing experience Deep understanding of pacing, hooks, and engaging video structure Comfortable working under management and taking creative direction Able to handle quick turnarounds, typically 1–3 day edits Able to adapt quickly to new workflows as our team and brand grow Self-motivated and independent — we are not looking to train from scratchNICE TO HAVESExperience editing financial, business, or entrepreneurship content Graphic design or animation skills, including Adobe After Effects or Adobe Photoshop Experience working with creators, influencers, marketing agencies, or paid ad teamsWHAT YOU GETBe part of a fast-growing online brand and contribute to videos, ads, and content seen by a large audience Opportunity to grow as an early employee as we scale quickly Work on a variety of content across organic, paid, educational, and brand-building projects
Schedule:
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM | Monday - Friday Ability to Commute: Eagle, ID 83616 required Ability to Relocate: Eagle, ID 83616: Relocate before starting work required
Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan
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