Creative Editor

Most of the editing is short-form video for social platforms: Reels on Instagram, Shorts on YouTube and promo videos. Design work sits alongside it, covering social posts, stories, ad creatives and visuals for campaigns.

Each piece is shaped through pacing, sound, subtitles, transitions, effects and motion graphics so the story comes across. The role also involves testing newer social trends, formats and AI tools to see whether content performs better.

The editor works with the marketing team, reads each brief and turns in finished pieces on time. A uniform look, a steady brand feel, tidy files and reliable delivery are part of the job too.

• Good creative judgment, an eye for detail and real interest in telling stories visually.
• Working knowledge of at least one tool from this list: DaVinci Resolve, Canva, CapCut, Photoshop, Premiere Pro or After Effects.
• Edits that fit the formats and audiences of each social platform.
• Ease with taking feedback, handling several creative jobs at once and hitting deadlines.
• Preferably, samples of your video edits and social creatives.

The post sets no number of years of experience. It points to editing skill backed by relevant creative work. The job is full-time and based in the Hyderabad office, and hours can flex when a project deadline demands it.

• Put together a small portfolio with a few Reels or Shorts-style edits and a couple of social graphics, since samples are preferred.
• Pick pieces that show pacing, sound, subtitles and motion graphics, so your storytelling choices are easy to see.
• Note which tool you used for each sample. One tool used well is more convincing than a long list.
• Keep an example of a cut you revised after feedback or a brief, because the role involves both.
• Name and organise your project files neatly, as file handling is part of the work.