Video Editor

<strong>About Us<br><br></strong>Base360.ai is building the AI operating system for short-term rental companies. Born from the technology behind The Flex, our platform helps property managers launch, operate, and scale their businesses on AI autopilot.<br><br>We're looking for a talented Video Editor to bring our product, founder stories, and brand to life through compelling video.<br><br><strong>About The Role<br><br></strong>You'll turn raw footage, product recordings, and ambitious ideas into launch films, social content, and ads that capture attention and hold it.<br><br>This is a hands-on creative role for someone who understands storytelling, pacing, sound, and motion. You'll help shape the concept, find the strongest hook, and take each video through to its final cut.<br><br>Your work will show short-term rental operators what’s possible with Base360—and tell the story of the people building it.<br><br><strong>What You'll Do<br><br></strong><ul><li>Edit product launches and brand films that combine storytelling, product demonstrations, and strong visual direction.</li><li>Create founder-led content from interviews, talking-head footage, and behind-the-scenes moments.</li><li>Produce short-form videos for Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and LinkedIn, with strong hooks and purposeful pacing.</li><li>Build paid ad creative with variations in openings, messaging, and calls to action.</li><li>Bring the product to life through screen recordings, motion graphics, kinetic typography, and clear visual explanations.</li><li>Own post-production including footage selection, editing, colour grading, sound design, music, captions, and final exports.</li><li>Use AI creative tools to generate supporting visuals, voiceovers, and other assets where they improve the result or speed up production.</li><li>Maintain a consistent visual identity across formats and channels.</li><li>Improve content through performance insights, using retention, watch time, and conversion data to inform future edits.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Who You Are<br><br></strong><ul><li>You have a strong portfolio that demonstrates storytelling, editing craft, and visual taste.</li><li>You're proficient in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro, with motion design skills in After Effects or an equivalent tool.</li><li>You know how to hook viewers in the first three seconds—and give them a reason to keep watching.</li><li>You can turn a long recording into a concise, compelling story.</li><li>You understand how music, silence, sound effects, and pacing shape emotion.</li><li>You're comfortable using AI tools such as Runway, Kling, Sora, and ElevenLabs as part of your creative workflow.</li><li>You work independently, meet deadlines, and respond well to direct feedback.</li><li>You balance speed with quality and care about the details that make work feel polished.<br><br></li></ul>Experience with SaaS product videos, founder content, documentary storytelling, or paid social ads is a plus.<br><br><strong>Why join </strong><strong>Base360.ai</strong><strong>?<br><br></strong><ul><li>Help shape the video identity of a growing company from an early stage.</li><li>Work directly with the founder on product launches, storytelling, and building in public.</li><li>Take creative ownership and see your work published across our brand and marketing channels.</li><li>Grow into broader creative leadership, with the opportunity to help build a video team.</li><li>Competitive salary and performance-based incentives.</li><li>Remote working in an ambitious, entrepreneurial team.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Our expectations<br><br></strong>We value ownership, direct communication, high standards, and continuous improvement. You'll thrive here if you enjoy taking initiative, experimenting, and pushing your craft.<br><br><strong>You Should NOT Join Base360.ai If<br><br></strong><ul><li>You prefer detailed instructions for every task over taking creative ownership.</li><li>You're looking for a predictable, slow-paced role with little change.</li><li>You struggle with direct feedback, revisions, or testing new approaches.</li><li>You care more about making videos look good than whether they tell a story and deliver results.</li><li>You avoid learning new tools or adapting your creative process.</li><li>You bring ego or office politics instead of collaboration and accountability.</li><li>You aren't motivated to become exceptional at your craft.<br><br></li></ul>

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