Full-Time Performance Video Editor (E-commerce / Meta Ads)

Full-Time Performance Video Editor (E-commerce / Meta Ads)
Remote · Full-time · Paid in Crypto (USDT/USDC)

We’re hiring a full-time video editor for direct-response e-commerce ads.

This is not a branding role and not an organic content role.
You’ll be editing paid social creatives designed to test hooks, angles, offers, pacing, and CTR/CPA performance.

What you’ll do

We give you scripts (hook + body) and our product footage.

You research and source extra visuals that fit the script: stock/B-roll, CC0/public-domain footage, or creator clips with permission.

You combine sourced visuals with our product shots to build converting ad creatives.

Deliver multiple testable variants based on hook, angle, offer, and CTA changes.

Add burned-in captions + SRT.

Export in 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5 with clean file naming ready for structured A/B testing.

What we need

Proven experience editing direct-response Meta ads for e-commerce/DTC brands.

Strong footage sourcing instincts. You know how to find visuals that make a script hit harder.

Fast iteration speed and clear English communication.

Available full-time with at least 4 hours/day overlap with CET.

Comfortable working in CapCut Pro.
[only keep this if truly required]

What matters

15–25 testable variants per week.

Revisions/iterations within 24 hours.

Creative output that helps improve hook hold, CTR, and CPA.

How to apply — follow exactly

Email subject: I make ads that convert
First word of your message: mango

Then include:

3 links to e-commerce Meta ads you edited that were used in live campaigns

FB Ad Library link + brand name + what exactly you edited

Max 5 lines on how you approach the first 3 seconds and lowering CPA

Your tools, hardware, render setup, availability, and time zone

Missing any item = no review.
No agencies.

Paid test (shortlist only)
You’ll receive a short script + angle.

Deliver within 48–72h:

3 variants (20–30s)

9:16 + 1:1

Burned-in captions + SRT

Project files

1-page explanation of your hook reasoning + next iteration ideas