Full Time
2000/mo + Bonuses
TBD
Mar 23, 2026
We're hiring a video editor for a growing 7-figure DTC health and wellness brand running paid ads on Meta.
This is a performance marketing role, not a creative agency role. You'll be editing direct-response video ads — short-form (45s-2min) to start, with the opportunity to grow into longer VSL-style content (2-5min) as we scale together.
What you'll be doing:
• Editing short-form direct-response video ads from storyboarded briefs
• Turning around 1-2 minute ads within 24 hours
• Working with UGC footage, stock clips, and AI-generated content
• Iterating fast — new hooks, new leads, chunking winners into different lengths
• Following a clear SOP for when and how to iterate on winning ads
What we need from you:
• Experience editing direct-response or performance marketing video ads (not brand/corporate)
• Experience editing for ecommerce brands selling physical products (not info)
• Proficiency in Premiere Pro
• You can deliver a 1-minute ad edit in under 24 hours, consistently
• You understand pacing, text overlays, pattern interrupts, and engagement-driven editing
• Experience with AI and creating custom Broll and UGC
• Bonus: you've edited VSLs before
How this works:
1. Apply with your portfolio (must include direct-response ad examples)
2. If we like what we see, you'll get a paid trial task — a 1-minute ad with a 24-hour deadline
3. If this goes well, we move into a Trial period. This is project-based for ~1 month. If speed and quality are consistent, this moves to a full-time role at $2,000/mo + performance bonuses, and potential to grow within the company, and earn even more.
We are scaling fast and need someone who can keep up. Speed is the #1 thing we're hiring for. If you can't turn around a 1-minute edit in a day, this isn't the right fit.
Open to editors based in Latin America, Philippines, India, Pakistan, and broader Asia.
To apply: Send your portfolio and a short note on your experience with direct-response video ads (The brands you have worked for). Include your typical turnaround time for a 1-minute edit, and the word blue.