Role Description We Don't Need a Creative Visionary. We Need an Organic Video Editor Who Can Assemble Clips Fast, Clean, and Consistently. Most editors want creative freedom. You'll thrive in a system—assembling AI-generated clips into polished organic content with speed and precision. This is a process-driven, execution-focused role. You'll take AI-generated clips, tie them together, add music/text as needed, and export clean, polished videos. It's not about creative concepting or complex motion graphics—it's about following a system, working fast, and maintaining consistency across high volume. If you're someone who thrives on repetitive, detail-oriented work and can produce quality output quickly, this role is for you. What You'll Do - Assemble AI-generated video clips (Google Veo, etc.) into finished organic content - Follow templates and brand guidelines to ensure consistency - Add music, text overlays, captions, and basic transitions as needed - Export videos in correct formats and specifications for various platforms - Organize and manage video assets in our systems - Maintain fast turnaround times while ensuring quality - Flag any issues with source clips or assets to the team - Follow SOPs and processes precisely Qualifications - Basic video editing skills (CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar) - Ability to work fast and produce high volume without sacrificing quality - Strong attention to detail—you catch errors before exporting - Organized—you can manage multiple assets and projects without getting lost - Reliable—you deliver on time, every time - Comfortable with repetitive, process-driven work - Quick learner—you can follow SOPs and pick up new tools easily - Good internet connection for uploading/downloading video files Bonus Points - Experience editing organic content for DTC/e-commerce brands - Familiarity with AI video generation tools (Google Veo, Runway, Pika, etc.) - Experience with TikTok, Reels, or Shorts content formats - You've worked in a high-volume content production environment This Role Is NOT For... - People who want creative control and get bored with repetitive work - Those who work slowly and can't handle volume - Anyone who struggles with attention to detail on simple tasks - People who need constant creative input to stay motivated - Those who can't follow SOPs and processes consistently - Editors who see this type of work as "beneath them" Compensation & Benefits - 💰 Monthly Salary: $500 - $700/month - Remote-first environment - Work with a team of A-players who actually give a damn - Direct founder access—no layers of bureaucracy - Clear path to grow into more creative roles as you prove yourself Our Hiring Process - Step 1: Application (You're here!) - Step 2: Initial Interview with CHRO - Step 3: Internal Assessment by Rescale - Step 4: WhatsApp update for next steps - Step 5: Signing of Independent Contractor and NDA - Step 6: Onboarding and Training Total timeline: 1 week from application to offer. P.S. This role is perfect for someone who wants to get their foot in the door at a fast-growing company without needing years of experience. If you're fast, reliable, and don't mind process-driven work, we should talk. P.P.S. If you're reading this far, you're already more thorough than 90% of applicants. That's exactly who we want.

• Edit and repurpose long-form podcast audio into short clips • Add captions, subtitles, jump cuts, and on-screen elements • Format content based on platform-specific requirements • Ensure high-quality exports optimized for short-form delivery • Collaborate with the team and creative lead for revisions when needed

• Ensure the production of high-quality video content for Public Sector customers • Take on additional duties such as indexing content and conducting quality assurance checks • Support operational needs as they arise

Role Description We are looking for a highly organized and capable Assistant Editor to support our long-form YouTube and documentary-style golf content. This role goes beyond media management. The ideal candidate can: - Organize footage - Sync external audio when needed - Build timelines - Make editorial decisions - Create strong rough cuts that can be handed off to a Senior Editor for finishing Most projects involve long-form golf content, with source footage typically ranging from 3–6 hours across multiple cameras and audio sources. The Assistant Editor will be responsible for: - Organizing this footage - Building a coherent rough cut, often in the 60–90 minute range The goal is to reduce the time spent on project setup and first-pass editing while maintaining the storytelling style and pacing our audience expects. Core Responsibilities - Project Preparation - Download and organize source media - Create project structures and folder hierarchies - Sync external audio when applicable - Organize and synchronize footage from multiple cameras - Label and organize footage - Prepare project files for editorial - Rough Cut Assembly - Review footage and identify usable moments - Assemble story beats from outlines, scripts, or production notes - Create rough cuts from interviews, on-course footage, and b-roll - Remove obvious mistakes, dead space, and unusable takes - Organize selects and alternate takes - Flag sections that feel repetitive, confusing, unnecessary, or off-topic - Prepare projects for final edit - Timeline Organization - Maintain clean timelines - Label tracks consistently - Organize graphics placeholders - Add markers and editor notes - Flag missing footage, pickups, story gaps, or technical issues - Editorial Support - Assist with transcripts and paper edits - Pull archival footage references when needed - Add temporary music to establish pacing and tone where appropriate - Build timelines from scripts, outlines, and production notes Qualifications - Strong Adobe Premiere Pro experience - Proficient in Adobe After Effects - Experience organizing and editing footage from multiple cameras - Understanding of documentary and YouTube storytelling - Strong organizational skills - Ability to work independently - Excellent communication Desired Skills - Experience with golf content - Familiarity with golf terminology and tournament coverage - Experience working with long-form YouTube content - Familiarity with Frame.io What Success Looks Like By the time a project reaches the Senior Editor: - All media is downloaded and organized - Audio and footage are synchronized where applicable - Multiple camera angles and player storylines are organized and easy to follow - Story structure is assembled - Major selects are identified - A coherent rough cut has been created - Timelines are clean and easy to navigate - Missing assets, story gaps, or technical issues have been flagged Growth Opportunities This role is designed to grow with the right candidate. As trust and responsibility increase, there will be opportunities to take on more editorial ownership and contribute to larger portions of the final edit. Over time, the Assistant Editor may be trained to assist with advanced post-production tasks including: - Golf shot tracing and ball-flight graphics - Motion graphics and animation in After Effects - Visual storytelling enhancements - Graphic package implementation - Additional finishing and polish work Ideal Candidate We’re looking for someone who genuinely understands storytelling, not just software. A great candidate can watch hours of footage and identify: - The strongest story beats - Repetitive sections - Emotional moments - Good transitions - Potential cold opens - Opportunities to tighten pacing They should be able to take a collection of footage and create a coherent rough cut that makes editorial sense before handing it off for finishing. The best candidates will not simply organize footage—they will save meaningful time in the editing process and help increase the overall output of the channel. Application Requirements Please include: - Resume - Portfolio or editing reel - 2–3 examples of long-form editing work - A brief note outlining your editing experience and interest in this role