Please note, this listing is not for an immediate open position but for our Talent Pool for Video Editors.

Grip is building the infrastructure for enterprise content production—turning static master creatives into scalable, high-quality outputs through automation, AI workflows, and modular design systems. This role sits at the intersection of creative intent and production reliability.

As a Video Editor, you’ll create final edits and market adaptations, making sure every version keeps the quality, creative direction, and brand standards of the approved master. You’ll work with large volumes of content and prepare assets for automated delivery.

What You Will Do

• Replace VFX shots in final edits, checking timing, alignment, and consistency.

• Create cutdowns and adaptations that preserve the story and visual style.

• Resize and reframe videos for formats such as 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5.

• Check every delivery for video, audio, colour, and VFX issues, including single-frame errors.

• Fix or flag colour mismatches, compression issues, audio imbalance, and render errors.

• Export assets to the correct broadcast, social, and web specifications.

• Receive, check, and organise master files from vendors.

• Transcode files using the correct codecs, formats, and colour spaces, and create MP4 review files.

• Follow and improve editing and quality control workflows, finding solutions that can be applied across many versions.

• Prepare assets for automated pipelines and distribution.

• Work with project managers and VFX supervisors, apply creative feedback, and flag issues early.

• Act as the final quality check before assets enter production systems, ensuring deliveries are ready to use and on schedule.

Requirements

Who You Are

You’re a detail-focused editor who cares about visual quality and understands how to keep it consistent across many versions.

What You Bring

• Proven video editing experience with a strong portfolio across formats and platforms.

• Hands-on experience with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.

• An understanding of VFX workflows and post-production pipelines.

• Good knowledge of codecs, formats, transcoding, compression, and delivery specifications.

• Experience checking video, audio, and colour quality.

• Strong attention to detail and the ability to spot subtle inconsistencies.

• An organised approach to managing files, versions, and large volumes of content.

• The ability to learn new tools, solve problems, and work closely with creative and technical teams.

• Reliability under production deadlines.

• A fast, reliable internet connection, a powerful computer that can handle 4K footage, and enough storage for large project files.

Why Join Grip?

The Platform Position. Grip is infrastructure for enterprise creative production—powering content generation across global brands with strict quality requirements.

The Market Timing. AI is increasing content volume exponentially. The bottleneck is no longer creation—it’s maintaining quality at scale.

The Technical Moat. A multi-tenant platform combining AI workflow orchestration, ComfyUI integrations, and production-grade pipelines across TypeScript, Python, Elixir, and C#.

The Work. You define what “quality” means in a system generating thousands of assets—and ensure it holds under scale.

The procedure

If you’re ready to bring your powers to a role where you can make a difference, we want to hear from you. Send your resume and portfolio in English via the link provided. If you have questions, contact our Recruitment Department at .

After reviewing your application, if there’s a potential fit, a member of our recruitment team will be in touch with you.

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