Video Editor/Producer - Remote Entry Level

October 27, 2026

We're looking for a video editor and producer to join our team. You'll work with designers, producers, social media managers, and other creative professionals to take ideas and turn them into engaging video and audio content for our digital platforms.

In this role, you'll

Film and edit video content for regular digital productions

Work with audio engineers on podcast production and manage content workflows

Record and edit quick-turnaround videos and short-form video content

Collaborate with team members on social video content and promotion

Respond quickly to breaking news and cover it comprehensively

Plan and help facilitate subscriber events, Q&A sessions, and bonus podcast episodes

Support team members and help bring their ideas to video or podcast formats

Test new tools for creating quick-turnaround social media content, including live broadcasts

Manage transcription and closed caption production

Repurpose longer videos and podcasts into clips and shorter content

You might be a good fit if you

Have experience working on deadlines in digital media, broadcast, or content-focused environments

Understand video and audio trends across traditional and social media platforms

Are comfortable with video editing software such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro

Can make quick editorial decisions and meet tight deadlines consistently

Have interest in financial topics, investing, or personal finance

Have experience producing for broadcast or working within a video or podcast production process

Hold a degree in journalism, film, communications, or a related field

Understand how search optimization and emerging technologies factor into multimedia strategy

Skills/background needed:Video editing, audio production, deadline management, familiarity with industry-standard editing software, ability to work collaboratively

Rate:Competitive entry-level pay, details shared upon application.

Contract length:Full-time

Location:Open to applicants worldwide. Fully remote position with flexible work-from-home opportunities.

We offer a supportive work environment with access to training, tools, and resources to help you develop your skills and grow in your role. Our team values collaboration, creativity, and the opportunity to work on meaningful projects from anywhere.

Ready to get started? Submit your application below.

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