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Performance Video Editor | Fast-Growing DTC Health Brand

πŸ”₯ Remote Performance Video Editor

We usually respond to thoughtful applications within 1 business day.

🌍 Remote / worldwide
⚑ Fast-paced performance creative
🎬 Short-form ads, UGC-style ads, VSL-style creative, product videos, hooks, cutdowns, and launch-ready edits
πŸ“ˆ Real ownership, direct feedback, and long-term growth for people who perform

We are hiring video editor(s) for a fast-growing DTC health brand.

This is not a random editing gig where you push clips around a timeline and disappear. This is a real seat on a fast-paced creative team building a high-output performance creative operation for a brand with serious growth goals.

AKA: Performance Creative Monster. A hands-on editor who can take a brief, a reference, raw assets, and messy real-world constraints, then turn them into a clean ad that is actually ready to launch.

This is your lane if you have taste, speed, attention to detail, and the stomach for direct feedback.

You do not need a perfect resume. You do need proof: strong work, sharp judgment, clear communication, and the ability to follow direction without losing your own creative taste.

Do not self-reject because you are unsure whether you are senior enough. Proof beats pedigree here.

Great editors have options. The reason to choose us is the chance to join a serious growth team early, work on real performance creative, learn direct-response ecommerce at a high level, and have a clear path into more responsibility if you perform.

The work is serious, but the team should not feel stiff. We want people with personality, ownership, useful opinions, and the confidence to say when an edit is not good enough yet.

Each editor owns the ad they take from start to finish. Strong editors can help raise the creative standard for the whole team over time.

Experienced ecommerce/direct-response editors are highly preferred, but if you are a killer editor with strong fundamentals, speed, and hunger, you should still apply. We can train the ecommerce/direct-response side if the editing foundation is already strong.

πŸš€ A unique creative career

A lot of editing jobs treat editors like button-pushers. This is not that.

The right editor here is a creative operator: someone who can study a reference, understand what makes it work, rebuild the idea with taste, catch what is broken, and help make the final ad stronger before it ever reaches the ad account.

If you are passionate about direct-response creative, high-retention videos, ecommerce, AI-assisted workflows, and work that actually affects revenue, this role can challenge you, sharpen you, and give you more ownership over time.

We care about results-driven work. Strong ideas, clean execution, useful criticism, and reliable output matter more than status, ego, or fancy job titles.

πŸ’Ž Why this is a strong opportunity

Most editing roles are limited to finishing tasks. This role is different because strong editors can grow with the creative department as the brand grows.

A sharper hook, cleaner pacing, better QA habit, or smarter workflow idea can improve more than one edit. It can raise the standard for future creative.

The brand is early enough that great people can still make a visible impact, but serious enough that the work is real and performance-focused. If you want to build a long-term seat instead of chasing random freelance tasks, this is worth applying for.

We are looking for people who hear the mission and think: show me the brief, show me the reference, and let me make the ad stronger.

πŸ”₯ Why join us

βœ… Work with strong people who care about output, not office politics.
🌍 Remote-first culture built around efficiency, clear communication, and getting real work done.
🧠 Ownership and autonomy for people who prove they can handle it.
⚑ A practical, performance-first creative team where good ideas can become the new standard fast.
πŸ“ˆ A fast-growing brand where your work can directly influence the creative engine.
πŸ› οΈ A team that values builders, problem-solvers, and editors who want their work to matter.

🎯 Core responsibilities

🎬 Own the ad you claim from brief/reference to final export.
πŸ”Ž Study the reference, brief, assets, and notes before cutting.
🧲 Build edits around hooks, pacing, proof, clarity, retention, product trust, and action.
⚑ Create clean hook variations, cutdowns, replacement clips, and revisions when needed.
βœ… Review the final edit against the brief before marking it ready.
πŸ§ͺ Catch wrong products, hallucinated labels, missing clips, bad audio, awkward cuts, off-sync captions, and anything that would make the ad feel unlaunchable.
πŸ“£ Communicate blockers early instead of silently pushing through problems.
πŸ’‘ Suggest better cuts, replacement ideas, workflow improvements, or creative fixes when you see a stronger path.

⚑ How the team works

The team is built around clear direction, high standards, fast communication, and practical feedback.

You will get references, briefs, and examples, especially in the beginning. We want editors who can follow direction closely, ask smart questions when needed, and still bring their own taste to the final edit.

If something is unclear, broken, missing, or likely to hurt the final ad, communicate early. Good communication is a major advantage here.

Your ideas are welcome when they make the work better. We want editors who care enough to improve the creative, not people who silently push through obvious problems.

πŸ”₯ Our culture: no corporate theater

We are not trying to build a stiff corporate environment where everyone speaks in fake professional language and waits for permission to think.

We want hands-on people. People who see a problem and say it. People who can move fast without getting sloppy. People who care about the final result more than protecting their ego.

No hiding. No vague excuses. No disappearing when something gets hard. If there is a blocker, communicate it. If there is a better idea, bring it. If something is not launch-ready, say so before money gets wasted.

No bureaucracy. No ego games. No fake urgency. No corporate theater.

The goal is simple: build a creative team that gets sharper, faster, and harder to beat every week.

🎁 Benefits

πŸ–οΈ Unlimited time off, as long as the work stays high-quality and deadlines are handled responsibly.
🧩 Additional benefits can be discussed based on your needs.
πŸ’° Excellent compensation that can grow with your results, reliability, and ownership.
🀝 Deep respect and real ownership, not task-worker treatment.
🧠 Massive autonomy. We hire smart people so we can trust them.
πŸ“£ Transparent, honest communication always.
πŸ“Š Clear goals, measurable outcomes, and true career advancement.
πŸ“š Mentorship and investment in your growth: creative, strategic, technical, and leadership.

πŸ’Ό What's in it for you

- Competitive pay based on skill, experience, and output.
- Consistent long-term remote work.
- We accept applicants worldwide.
- Full-time Monday-Friday roles available.
- Weekend coverage roles also available.
- Clear direction, references, examples, and briefs, especially in the beginning.
- Zero micromanagement if the work is high-quality and delivered on time.
- Work with a fast-moving DTC team.
- Opportunity to learn direct-response ecommerce creative.
- A team where personality, taste, and useful opinions are welcome.
- Strong performers can grow into higher-paid roles like Senior Editor, Lead Editor, Creative Strategist, UGC Manager, or Creative Lead.

This is not a dead-end editing role. The best editor on the team can grow into a Lead Editor role and eventually help manage other editors. More ownership means more opportunity.

We want people who want to build with us long term. If you are reliable, detail-obsessed, fast, communicative, and easy to work with, there is a real path to more responsibility as production volume grows.

The early team should feel like a founding creative group, not replaceable task workers. If you perform, communicate, and help us grow, you should grow with the company.

We want this to feel like a real career opportunity, not a random gig. The right people are valued for reliability, performance, clear communication, attention to detail, and the problems they help solve.

The best fit is someone who wants to get better, become trusted, take on more ownership, and grow with a team that is serious about creative performance.

The right person should read this and think: I can do strong work here, learn fast, and help build something bigger than a one-off editing job.

πŸ› οΈ What you'll work on

- Short-form ads for TikTok, Instagram Reels, Meta, and other paid/social platforms.
- UGC-style video ads.
- VSL-style creatives.
- Product-focused videos.
- Hook variations and cutdowns.
- AI-assisted assets, B-roll, animations, graphics, and visual enhancements.
- Ecommerce ad creatives built around pacing, clarity, retention, and storytelling.

🧠 What we're looking for

Basic requirements:

- Strong video editing skills.
- Strong sense of pacing, retention, captions, visual rhythm, and storytelling.
- You understand TikTok, Reels, Shorts, UGC, and modern social content.
- You can follow direction closely and match the style/vibe of provided references.
- You can work fast without making sloppy mistakes.
- You have good English comprehension and understand the nuance/vibe of scripts.
- You are comfortable using AI tools or willing to learn them fast.
- You are reliable, responsive, and can hit deadlines.
- You communicate early when something is unclear, broken, late, or impossible.
- You are coachable and hungry to improve.
- You have a computer, internet connection, and editing workflow strong enough for remote video work.

πŸ’¬ How we operate

Quality first. Speed second. Communication always.

Fast only matters when the final ad is clean, accurate, and launch-ready.

We prefer early communication over silence. If something is unclear, broken, missing, late, or likely to hurt the final ad, say it early.

We are not looking for stiff corporate communication. Be clear, direct, practical, and honest. Strong opinions are welcome when they are aimed at making the ads better.

This should feel high-standard in a good way: clear briefs, real ownership, useful feedback, and a team that actually wants the creative to win.

πŸ† Big bonus points

- You have edited ecommerce, DTC, health, or performance-marketing videos before.
- You understand direct-response creative.
- You have worked with 7-9 figure brands before.
- You have edited ads that performed well.
- You can explain why a hook, cut, caption, or pacing choice worked.
- You have experience with VSLs, YouTube editing, creator content, or high-retention long-form editing.
- You want to grow into a Lead Editor, Creative Strategist, UGC Manager, or Creative Lead role.

🧨 This is your dream role if...

You thrive in fast-paced environments.
You want to be trusted with ownership instead of micromanaged.
You can be a one-person editing army when needed: hands-on, resourceful, and all-in.
You care about making ads work, not just making timelines look busy.
You want a long-term role where your skills, taste, and leadership can compound over years.

⚠️ Important

We do not care about flashy transitions just for the sake of looking fancy.

We care about edits that make people stop scrolling, keep watching, understand the message, trust the product, and take action.

🏒 About us

We are a fast-growing DTC health brand building a high-output creative system around performance, speed, and sharp judgment.

Our creative team exists to produce ads that are clear, persuasive, compliant with the brief, visually clean, and strong enough to compete in paid social.

We care about proven creative principles, fast iteration, direct-response thinking, AI-assisted workflows, and a team culture where the best idea wins.

This is a long-term company. We are building for years, not weeks. If you are ready to go deep, not just fast, this is where you belong.

πŸŽ™οΈ Async screening

We do not do intro calls for the first screen.

You will write a short breakdown in this form. Bonus points if you also include a voice-note link. Double bonus points if you include a short video walkthrough link.

πŸš€ How to apply

Fill out the form below.

Include your best work, any ecommerce/direct-response/ad examples if you have them, a short written breakdown of why an edit/ad worked, optional voice/video breakdown links, what types of videos you are strongest at, your tools/software, your availability, and why you are the best person for this role.

Do not self-reject just because you are not sure you are senior enough. Apply if you can prove taste, speed, attention to detail, ownership, and hunger through the work.

If we reach back out, take it seriously. It means we saw real signal in your application, and the next step is your chance to prove you can earn a seat on the team.

Ready to join us? We look forward to meeting you.

At the end of the form, write LFG so we know you actually read this.

Basic info

Full name

Email

Telegram username or link

Country and time zone

Portfolio proof

Portfolio link

Drop 3-5 links to your best edits

For your best edit, explain why it worked

Async breakdown screen

Written breakdown: pick one ad/edit and explain why it works

Voice-note breakdown link (bonus)

Video walkthrough breakdown link (double bonus)

Role fit

Which work lane are you applying for?

What type of editor are you?

Have you edited ecommerce, DTC, paid ads, health, wellness, or performance-marketing videos before?

Have you worked with notable brands, creators, agencies, or 7-9 figure companies?

Do you have any edits with measurable performance?

Tools and work style

What editing software and AI tools do you use?

How many hours per week can you work, and when can you start?

Expected monthly pay

Are you comfortable with fast deadlines and direct feedback?

A task is due today, but one required clip has a wrong product label. What do you do?

What makes you different from other editors?

Final filter

Write the word from the job post that proves you read everything

Write No silence if you understand the communication rule

Anything else we should know?