Podcast Video Editor - SaaS

Accountabilities

• Sync and assemble multi-camera footage into compelling full-length podcast episodes, typically 60–90 minutes.


• Edit dialogue with clean cuts, natural transitions and dynamic pacing while preserving the authentic flow of conversations.


• Clean and balance dialogue audio to deliver a clear and consistent listening experience.


• Remove dead air and unnecessary pauses while maintaining the natural rhythm and substance of discussions.


• Identify and label 4–6 strong moments within each episode that can be developed into social media clips.


• Create rough timelines for vertical social media cutdowns, with final polish and packaging handled by the internal team.


• Apply purposeful B-roll, visual elements and graphic overlays where appropriate to strengthen storytelling and viewer engagement.


• Maintain a clean and organised Adobe Premiere Pro project structure that can be easily picked up for final editing, packaging and distribution.


• Incorporate structured and direct feedback into revisions and maintain consistency with the established creative workflow.


• Deliver project-based edits efficiently while meeting agreed timelines and quality expectations.

• Demonstrable experience editing long-form podcast content in a premium YouTube style comparable to Diary of a CEO, Huberman Lab or similar productions; providing relevant samples is required.


• Strong proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro.


• Experience with Autopod for multi-camera synchronisation is a plus.


• Working knowledge of dialogue cleanup, audio balancing and basic audio post-production.


• Strong understanding of pacing, visual storytelling, B-roll selection and audience retention in long-form video.


• Ability to identify compelling moments from long-form conversations and adapt them for social media content.


• Comfortable working within an established editing workflow and responding effectively to structured, direct feedback.


• Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain organised project files and editing timelines.


• Reliable high-speed internet connection suitable for transferring and working with large media files.


• Adequate local storage capacity to manage large 4K video files.


• Ability to work independently and manage project-based assignments efficiently.


• Updated CV or resume outlining previous roles and key responsibilities.


• Portfolio with direct, accessible links showcasing the most relevant editing work, particularly podcast projects.


• Cover letter explaining your role in previous projects, the tools and software used, and your editing approach or creative process.


• Links to 2–3 examples of long-form podcast episodes you have edited.


• Examples of short-form social media clips created from longer podcast content are a bonus.


• Ability to provide your hourly rate as part of the application.

• Project-based engagement with an initial single-episode editing assignment.


• Estimated workload of approximately 2–4 hours per episode for an experienced editor.


• Flexible working schedule.


• Remote opportunity.


• Potential for ongoing work as the podcast grows and successful collaboration is established.


• Opportunity to build a long-term creative partnership from the ground up.


• Opportunity to work on premium, YouTube-first podcast content.


• Exposure to long-form podcast production and short-form social media content development.

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