Podcast Editor

???? Premier Podcast Editor Wanted for The Scaling Paradox – Must Love Clean Cuts, Viral Clips, and B2B Brains

We’re building The Scaling Paradox—a sharp, high-velocity podcast for founders who’ve hit product-market fit and now face the brutal paradoxes of scaling.

And we need a premier podcast editor to help us level up.

???? WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR:
An elite audio/video editor who:

Can take raw podcast recordings and edit them into a tight, clean, punchy final product (audio and video)

Knows how to find and polish viral-worthy short clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, and IG Reels

Understands pacing, retention, story arcs, and when to cut the fluff

Can add captions, titles, and light motion graphics that fit a sharp, modern B2B aesthetic

Is reliable, proactive, organized, and communicates clearly

???? WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING:
Editing 1–2 episodes per week (~45 min each), including intro/outro, clean transitions, and mastering audio

Pulling 3–5 powerful clips per episode with clear intent: viral, thought leader, case study, CTA

Creating reels/shorts with on-brand captions, titles, and music

Helping improve our editing system and process for scalability

? REQUIREMENTS:
Fluent in English with strong attention to detail

Portfolio of podcast/video editing work (especially short-form content)

Fast turnaround time (3–4 days max per episode)

Experience with Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or similar

CapCut or Reels editing experience is a plus

???? HOW TO APPLY:
Record a Loom video (max 3 minutes) answering these questions:

- Why does The Scaling Paradox excite you? What about this niche/podcast format stands out?

- What’s your podcast editing superpower?

- Walk us through a short-form clip you edited that you’re most proud of. Why did it work?

- How do you structure your workflow from raw file ? full episode + short clips?

- What tools do you use for editing, captions, and motion graphics?

- What’s your current availability and ideal monthly retainer?

Then send us:

The Loom video link

Your portfolio (Google Drive, YouTube, etc.)

1–2 podcast episodes you’ve edited

3–5 short-form clips you've created

We move fast—if it’s a fit, you’ll be editing a test episode within days.