[Hiring] Video Editor @RemoteJobsOne

Role Description

We are engaging Video Editors for a project focused on reviewing and annotating video sessions of robotic arms completing real-world tasks. This is an AI training and video annotation project rather than a traditional editing or post-production assignment.

  • Your ability to analyze footage frame by frame, recognize timing and continuity, and notice small visual changes translates directly to this work.
  • You will identify and label actions, events, and outcomes with precision, helping create reliable training data for next-generation AI systems.
  • No prior experience in AI, robotics, or data annotation is required—your visual judgment and editing background are what matter.

Scope of Work

  • Review video footage of robotic arms performing tasks, following detailed annotation and grading guidelines provided by the customer.
  • Identify and label actions, object interactions, transitions, task outcomes, errors, and other relevant events within each video segment.
  • Apply frame-by-frame analysis, timing awareness, and continuity judgment to determine when actions begin, change, and end.
  • Use dedicated annotation tools to mark video events precisely and consistently.
  • Flag unclear footage, visual inconsistencies, or ambiguous moments and document your observations in concise written notes.
  • Contribute to quality control by reviewing annotations and providing constructive feedback when requested.
  • Complete assigned batches accurately and within established deadlines.

Qualifications

  • Professional or academic background in video editing, post-production, filmmaking, audiovisual production, or a related field.
  • Experience reviewing footage closely for timing, continuity, movement, and visual consistency.
  • Familiarity with editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, or similar tools.
  • Excellent attention to detail and the ability to maintain accuracy during repetitive frame-level review.
  • Strong written communication skills, with the ability to document visual observations clearly and objectively.
  • Experience with video annotation, visual QA, AI training projects, or robotics is helpful but not required.

Requirements

  • This is a fully remote position, open to candidates based in 55 countries, including United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, India, France, Netherlands, Singapore.
  • Pay: $50–$90/hr
  • Role Type: Contractor, Remote
  • Location: North America, Latin America, Europe, UK, and Oceania

How to apply

Apply here with your profile. We will then email you a link to complete your application on the hiring platform — your application is only considered once that final step is done.

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