Video Editor & Motion Graphics Designer LATAM

⚡ Video Editor & Motion Graphics Designer – International Remote WANTED

Make videos people can’t scroll past.

📇 Role: Video Editor & Motion Graphics Designer

📍 Location: Fully Remote – LATAM

🚀 About TubeScience

TubeScience is the fastest-growing maker of performance-driven video content. We partner with some of the world’s most innovative brands to create, test, and scale videos that drive measurable growth. Our DNA is a mix of creativity, experimentation, and relentless execution — and our production team is the engine that brings ideas to life at scale.

💡 The Role

We’re looking for a social-native editor who turns ideas into thumb-stopping videos that convert. You’ll move fast, test constantly, and level up your craft through real-time data insights.

🎬 What You’ll Do

🎥 Edit high-performing short-form ads for TikTok, Meta, and YouTube Shorts

⭐ Build strong hooks, clean story arcs, and clear CTAs

🤝 Collaborate with strategists and creative leads to test and iterate quickly

👑 Own edits end-to-end while staying open to feedback

⚖️ Manage multiple fast-turn projects without dropping quality

📊 3+ years editing social video content (ads strongly preferred)

🏆 Expertise in Premiere Pro (pacing, structure, audio, storytelling)

👀 Intermediate+ Adobe After Effects skills (motion graphics, kinetic typography)

📈 Strong grasp of what performs on TikTok, Meta, and YouTube Shorts

🗣️ Comfortable working in English with async, global teams

⏳ Willing to complete a technical editing assessment

⌚ Available 9am–6pm PST

Bonus Points For

🤖 AI-powered creative tools experience (Midjourney, RunwayML, Firefly, etc.)

🎯 Performance marketing or agency background

🔢 Data-informed creative optimization experience

✨ Why TubeScience

⏩ Your ideas go straight to market — no “client delays”

👀 Millions of eyes on your work — your reel grows fast

👥 Fully remote, international creative community

This is where creative ambition meets algorithmic fuel.

⚡ Ready to build what performs?

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