jobs in the wild.

How do you check if you're a fit? 1. If you've ever moved a cut three frames, played it back eleven times, known with total certainty that it's better now - and been completely unable to explain why to anyone else in the room. 2. If you hear a song for the first time and your brain has already marked where the cut goes. 3. If your project file is named FINAL_v7_FINALfinal_USE-THIS-ONE and you are not even slightly embarrassed. Meet all three, and we'd like to meet YOU! ➡️ Role — AI-Native Video Editor Everyone's "AI-native" now. And most of it looks like — plastic skin, dead eyes, unmotivated slow drift on every single shot, and the same trending audio as 400,000 other people. AI made it very easy to produce a large volume of nothing. We're not hiring for more of that. You cut short-form and long-form, and you reach for AI wherever it actually earns its place. Avatars, voice cloning, generative shots that would otherwise have cost a shoot day with a jugaad ka location permit. You know where these tools break, because you've been burned, and discovered workarounds for them instead of excuses. End goal - create an edit so good, it's real. ➡️ Role — Video Editor You have taste, and clear opinions about other people's edits. From motion to dynamic to experiments, you're run them all So much so that even a single frame of music misalignment by 0.01 second sets you off. You come with a lead, and you come with your preferences. Both roles: Fast turnarounds. Tight feedback loops. Revision four is a normal Tuesday, not a personal insult. And if "make it more engaging" makes you ask a sharper question instead of pulling at your hair, you'll fit just great! Form in the comments below ;)