2025-12-26 – Weekly Editing Jobs : Explore creative editing roles now

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The editing job market is buzzing with opportunities this week, especially for roles that demand creativity and precision. There’s a notable demand for video editing skills, reflecting the growing emphasis on visual content across industries. Plus, several remote positions are available, allowing for more flexibility in your work environment.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Creative Editing Assistant (Contractor)
    Company: Crazy Maple Studio | Location: Culver City, CA
    Looking for a detail-oriented Creative Editing Assistant to support editorial projects. This contract role is a good fit if you’re organized and eager to learn.
    Apply Here

  • Assistant General Counsel
    Company: Jobe Materials, L.P. | Location: El Paso, TX
    This role requires excellent writing and editing skills, with a preference for bilingual candidates. Ideal for those with a legal background who enjoy detailed work.
    Apply Here

  • Digital Video Editing Teacher (Part Time)
    Company: Concorde Education | Location: Chula Vista, CA
    Teach video editing in a part-time role, perfect for someone passionate about education and digital content creation.
    Apply Here

  • Digital Video Editing Teacher (Part Time, In Person)
    Company: Concorde Education | Location: Aliso Viejo, CA
    Engage with students in person to teach video editing. This role suits those who enjoy direct interaction and hands-on education.
    Apply Here

  • Social Media Editor for Tom Bilyeu, Impact Theory
    Company: Impact Theory | Location: West Hollywood, CA
    Edit dynamic content for social media platforms. If you’re passionate about storytelling and digital trends, this role is for you.
    Apply Here

  • Video Production & Editing Intern
    Company: Sales Gravy | Location: Thomson, GA
    Dive into video production with this internship, handling live production equipment and editing projects. Great for those looking to gain hands-on experience.
    Apply Here

  • Business Development Manager, GMP Gene Editing & Biologics Manufacturing
    Company: GenScript/ProBio | Location: San Diego County, CA
    Focus on driving revenue growth in gene editing and biologics manufacturing. Ideal for those with a strong business acumen and scientific background.
    Apply Here

  • Scientist - iPSC Gene Editing
    Company: Eurofins USA PSS Insourcing Solutions | Location: Boston, MA
    Join a leading team in iPSC gene editing, contributing to groundbreaking medical therapies. Perfect for scientists eager to innovate in a lab setting.
    Apply Here

  • Adjunct - Video Editing
    Company: Passaic County Community College | Location: Paterson, NJ
    Teach video editing as an adjunct faculty member. This role is ideal for educators who are passionate about sharing their knowledge with students.
    Apply Here

  • ProFee Edits/Denials Specialist
    Company: Sage Clinical RCM, LLC | Location: Saint Petersburg, FL
    Handle billing edits and denials, leveraging your experience in medical billing. A niche yet critical role for those with the right expertise.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week shows a variety of remote roles perfect for those who value flexibility. Whether you’re into content editing, digital marketing, or more specialized fields like pharmacy analytics, there’s something here for you.

  • Registered Nurse
    Company: Greenlife Healthcare Staffing | Location: New York, NY
    Engage in healthcare policy and medical editing remotely. This role combines nursing expertise with editorial skills.
    Apply Here

  • SEO Content Editor
    Company: Single Grain | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Work with a team focused on impactful digital content. Make sure to mention “Editing is cool” in your cover letter.
    Apply Here

  • Director of Pharmacy Analytics
    Company: UNITE HERE HEALTH | Location: Oak Brook, IL
    Manage clinical edits and formulary documents from a distance. This is a strategic role for those with a knack for data and healthcare.
    Apply Here

  • Payment Integrity Analyst
    Company: Rialtic, Inc. | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Develop and implement edits to prevent overpayments. This role is for analytical minds who enjoy digging into data.
    Apply Here

  • Patient Account Specialist III - Santa Ana, CA - REMOTE POSITION
    Company: KPC GLOBAL MEDICAL CENTERS INC. | Location: Santa Ana, CA
    Remotely manage patient accounts, ensuring compliance and accuracy in claims. A detailed-oriented role in the healthcare sector.
    Apply Here

  • Subject Matter Expert Brazilian Agriscience & Localization
    Company: Moore Solutions Inc | Location: Port Saint Lucie, FL
    Specialize in precision translation editing for a Brazilian audience. Ideal for those with expertise in agriscience and language.
    Apply Here

  • Culture Editor
    Company: RACER MEDIA & MARKETING INC | Location: Irvine, CA
    Edit and proofread culturally significant content. A role for those with a keen eye for detail and a love for storytelling.
    Apply Here

  • Digital Marketing Specialist - Fully Remote
    Company: Superior Executive And Legal Recruiting | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Focus on digital marketing strategies with a strong emphasis on writing and editing. Experience in law firms is a plus.
    Apply Here

  • Content Creator / Editor - temp to hire
    Company: space150 | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Create and edit content with a focus on social media trends. This role is temp-to-hire, providing a path to a permanent position.
    Apply Here

  • Asst. Video Editor/Assoc. Video Editor, Marketing - Hco (Remote)
    Company: Abercrombie and Fitch Co. | Location: Columbus, OH
    Craft video content to convey brand messages. This remote role demands creativity and strong organizational skills.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s the lineup for this week. Whether you’re looking to pivot into something new or find a role that gives you more freedom, there’s a lot to explore. Keep applying and stay persistent.

Landed two remote gigs last month by sending a 45-second, JD-specific reel within 24 hours of the posting. > There’s a notable demand for video editing skills — lean into it by opening your reel with a 5-second before/after and the client’s brand colors so they can picture you in their pipeline; if you don’t have matching footage, cut a 10-second stock spec and note your turnaround. Anyone else getting quicker callbacks with this?

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I’ve been getting more callbacks by leading with a 12–15s before/after split-screen in the email and a one-liner like “cut retention +18%”, then linking the full reel; it’s the “show, don’t tell” version of a cover letter. For narrative or doc gigs that aren’t metrics-driven, I swap the stat for a 2-sentence beat sheet and a note on sound cleanup — no one’s mad when you fix the hiss. If I’m late to a posting, I send a tight 30s draft within a day and flag what I’d iterate next; think trailer, not director’s cut.

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Quick tip: I get more replies when I send a 25s “brand-match” cut using their colors/typography and a filename like Company_Role_Nina.mp4 — “show, don’t tell” (it’s like trying on their jersey). If I don’t have assets, I mock with stock and a color pull from their site; if they use forms only, I add a Vimeo link with chapters to the exact beats they care.

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@Guide +1: I set Greenhouse alerts and reply within 2 hours; “real-time” posts vanish fast — verify pay/rights before sending samples.

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I get better traction sending a 20s cold-open test cut plus a 40s Loom that walks through why I picked the beats — it’s a mini director’s commentary… Caveat: some teams won’t click Loom, so I paste one annotated frame with timecodes and a Vimeo fallback, and keep a tidy Premiere project ready to share with proxies, @Guide.

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Remote? I slate timezone and fast.com upload; 15s before/after cut — blur NDA.

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When posts are “real-time,” I keep a 60‑second niche reel (e.g., tech explainers) pre-exported to common specs plus a Notion cover note, so I can apply in under 5 minutes… If specs aren’t listed, I send a clean H.264 and a Frame.io review link with timecodes; some teams still want direct downloads, so include both. an editor go-bag.

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