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In-House Video Editor

  • Remote
  • 3-6 years

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Description

About Naive

Naive is building autonomous companies: agent systems capable of operating real businesses end to end.

We release autonomous company templates and benchmarks, alongside a studio—where users can deploy and operate these systems. Our infrastructure platform, Vetta, powers long-running, high-volume agent workloads.

Responsibilities

  • Own video production for Naive across ad creatives, launch videos, product demos and tutorials. You’ll work directly with the founders and growth team, taking videos from concept and storyboarding through editing, motion design and final delivery.
  • Create ad creatives with strong hooks, clear messaging and compelling product storytelling
  • Produce polished launch videos for new products, features and autonomous companies
  • Build tutorials and product demos that make Naive easy to understand and use
  • Own editing, motion graphics, pacing, sound design, color and captions
  • Test different hooks, cuts and formats using performance data and audience feedback
  • Establish a high bar for visual quality, consistency and production speed

Requirements

  • Strong portfolio of ad creatives, launch videos or product tutorials
  • Exceptional visual taste and attention to detail
  • Familiarity with AI video, image and voice tools
  • Experience working with startups, software companies or AI products
  • High agency — you independently take projects from a rough brief to a finished video
  • Nice-to-Haves
  • Experience producing performance ads and iterating based on retention and conversion data
  • Experience building reusable motion graphics templates and visual styles
  • Ex-founder or early startup employee
  • P.S. If you’re serious about this role, send Sean a LinkedIn connection request with a note.
  • Experience: 3+ years
  • Visa: US citizen/visa only

Where you’d work

Fully remote

You can work from

  • United States

No visa sponsorship

You must already be able to work in the United States

About the company

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  • Industry: AI

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  • You can message the hiring contact and skip the queueModerate evidence
  • Remote within United States onlySlight evidence
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  • Open for 4 weeks: applications have had time to pile upModerate evidence

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Type
Contract
Industry
AI
Specialty
Motion
Region
United States
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Design
Specialty
Motion
Experience
3+ years

Location

Work model
Remote
Region
United States
Remote from
  • United States
Visa sponsorship
Not sponsored
Must already work in
  • United States

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Contract

Company

Industry
AI

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