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About the Role You'll own paid social video editing for Superpower as part of a 2-3 person remote ... Ship 8-12 cuts per week (UGC reformats, hook variants, paid social cuts, podcast clips, founder-led ...

The New York Times is looking for an experienced, imaginative editor to lead a culture show hosted by Wesley Morris as it strengthens its podcast video format. This role is fundamentally about ...

Shoot, edit, and publish - from talking-head Reels to studio podcast episodes. You'll run our NYC ... What will set you apart * 5+ years editing video across short, medium, and long formats, with in ...

Lead Video

Boston, MA · On-site +1

Overview The Lead of Video owns the creative vision and technical execution of all long-form video content for The Mel Robbins Podcast and 143 Studios. This role involves blending hands-on editing ...

Overview The Lead of Video owns the creative vision and technical execution of all long-form video content for The Mel Robbins Podcast and 143 Studios. This role involves blending hands-on editing ...

The New York Times is looking for an experienced, imaginative editor to lead a culture show hosted by Wesley Morris as it strengthens its podcast video format. This role is fundamentally about ...

They will work in deep collaboration with podcast showrunners, news leadership, and the marketing ... Familiarity with adaptive editing products such as Riverside and Descript Working Conditions

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How much do podcast video editing jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for podcast video editing in the United States is $31.60, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.39 and $39.66 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is podcast video editing?

Podcast video editing is the process of refining and enhancing the video recordings of podcast episodes. This involves cutting unnecessary segments, syncing audio and video, adding graphics or captions, improving visual and sound quality, and sometimes formatting the video for different platforms like YouTube or social media. A podcast video editor ensures the final product is professional, engaging, and accessible to viewers. The goal is to create a polished video that complements the podcast’s audio content and enhances the audience’s viewing experience.

What are some common challenges faced by podcast video editors, and how can they effectively overcome them?

Podcast video editors often encounter challenges such as syncing audio with video, removing distractions or background noise, and ensuring visual consistency across episodes. Effective editors manage these issues by using professional editing software, maintaining organized files, and establishing a clear workflow with the podcast host or production team. Regular communication with content creators and staying updated on editing trends can also help editors deliver high-quality, engaging episodes on schedule.

What is the difference between Podcast Video Editing vs Podcast Audio Editing?

AspectPodcast Video EditingPodcast Audio Editing
Skills & ToolsVideo editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Final Cut), visual effects, color correctionAudio editing software (e.g., Audacity, Adobe Audition), sound mixing, noise reduction
Work EnvironmentVideo production studios, remote editing setupsAudio studios, remote editing setups
Industry UsageVideo podcasts, YouTube channels, multimedia contentAudio podcasts, radio shows, online streaming
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding differences in editing skills and tools for video contentFocusing on audio quality and sound editing techniques

Podcast Video Editing involves working with visual content, requiring skills in video software, visual effects, and color correction. Podcast Audio Editing focuses on sound quality, noise reduction, and audio mixing. Both roles are essential in podcast production but differ in tools, environment, and output format.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a podcast video editor?

To thrive as a Podcast Video Editor, you need expertise in video and audio editing, a keen sense for storytelling, and familiarity with podcast production workflows, often supported by a degree or certification in multimedia or a related field. Proficiency with tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Audacity, Final Cut Pro, and podcast hosting platforms is typically required. Attention to detail, creativity, strong time management, and effective communication help you deliver polished content and collaborate smoothly with hosts and producers. These skills ensure high-quality, engaging podcast episodes that meet technical standards and audience expectations.
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Infographic showing various Podcast Video Editing job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, 18% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 84% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 14% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $65,728 per year, or $31.6 per hour.

Video Editor

Superpower

San Francisco, CA • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 10 days ago


Job description

We're looking for high-velocity, high-craft remote video editors who want the best brief flow, the best creative team, and the best brand on their reel.

You'll ship 8–12 cuts per week, work async with the U.S. team, and operate on a clear weekly cadence.

About the Role

You'll own paid social video editing for Superpower as part of a 2–3 person remote edit team. You'll inherit a working asset library, a strategist who briefs with hypothesis-tied briefs, and a producer who runs QA. Your job is to ship cuts faster than the strategist can brief.

Key Responsibilities
  • Cut Production: Ship 8–12 cuts per week (UGC reformats, hook variants, paid social cuts, podcast clips, founder-led content); move briefs to v1 in under 48 hours; hit 80%+ pass rate on producer v1 review

  • Brief Execution: Cut to the brief — hook, hold, payoff, CTA, music, pacing. Execute, don't improvise.

  • Repurposing: Turn one UGC submission into 8–12 cuts with different hooks, music, and angles

  • Asset Library: Keep assets tagged, organized, and retrievable — next editor finds anything in 60 seconds

  • Self-QA: Audio levels, color, pacing, captions, safe zones — don't ship anything that needs basic fixes

  • Async Communication: Loom walkthroughs, written notes, clear timestamps in feedback threads — time zone is invisible because of how you work

Qualifications
  • Experience:

    • 4+ years editing paid social or short-form video, with at least 2 for a DTC brand or paid social-heavy creator

    • Reel includes paid social cuts with documented performance — winners that scaled

    • Proven async track record with U.S. teams

  • Skills:

    • Premiere or Final Cut at expert level; After Effects at intermediate or better

    • Execute a brief without multiple rounds of clarification

    • Self-QA so the producer doesn't have to redo your work

  • Mindset:

    • Craft-first, remote by choice — not the other way around

    • Brief in Frame.io today, v1 in Frame.io tomorrow

About Superpower

Superpower is a new health system on a mission to extend and enhance human life.

We started with lab testing, then data aggregation / digital twin, then an AI doctor, and now peptides.

Over the past 6 months, we have grown 10x whilst halving CAC. Now we are gearing up for hyper growth.

You can find more about us below:

  • superpower.com/series-a

  • Superpower Overview

  • Culture at Superpower


Company Philosophies

  • We are all here to genuinely do our life’s best work

  • Insanely high talent bar, never settling. A players only (see Steve Jobs)

  • We live to work as much as we work to live. But we sustainably espouse the superpower ethos of putting health first

  • We aim to set the gold standard for team health culture on the planet — live the ethos!

Investors

  • Forerunner (Top consumer healthcare VC in the world; early board members of Hims and Oura; Kirsten, founder of Forerunner, led our Series A)

  • 8VC (leading health and bio investor)

  • Evan Moore (Founder of Doordash; Partner at Khosla Ventures)

  • Cyan Bannister (early investor into Uber and SpaceX, former partner at Founder’s Fund, regarded as one of the top angels in the world)

  • Balaji Srinivasan (ex-Coinbase CTO and angel, ex-General Partner at a16z)

  • Arielle Zuckerberg (active angel, tech leader, relatively famous brother)

  • Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss

  • Susa Ventures (tier 1 healthcare VC)

  • Bond Capital (General Partner Jay Simons' early-stage fund within Bond)

  • Long Journey Ventures (investor in Uber, Notion, Loom, Affirm etc.)

  • Influencers

    • Shaan Puri (angel and podcast host of my first million)

    • Brooke Monke (50 million followers across socials)

    • Logan Paul

    • Steve Aoki

    • Justin Mares (founder of Truemed)

    • Giannis Antetokounmpo

    • Kylian Mbappé

We’re proud to be a global team and welcome talent from around the world. We offer visa sponsorship and can support relocation to the United States for the right candidates. Much of our team is international, and we’re committed to building a team of top-tier talent.