Adobe Video Editor (Premiere Pro & After Effects)

What You'll Do6

• Use Premiere Pro and After Effects to review, annotate, and categorize video footage for AI training datasets.
• Build and refine motion graphics and composites that clarify or enhance the visual information in video samples.
• Keep every annotation and edit precise, consistent, and aligned with the project's quality standards.
• Coordinate with remote project leads and fellow contributors to hit delivery deadlines for annotated video assets.
• Write clear documentation of your editing and annotation workflows so they can be reused in training data.
• Share feedback on annotation guidelines to help improve data quality and AI learning outcomes.

Requirements7

• Solid command of Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, including effects, transitions, keyframing, and compositing.
• Hands-on experience in professional video editing, motion graphics, or visual storytelling.
• Clear written and verbal communication, with a sharp eye for detail in documentation and feedback.
• Familiarity with video data annotation or similar labeling tasks is a plus.
• Comfort working independently and managing your own deliverables in a remote setup.
• Genuine interest in contributing to AI progress through high-quality data work.
• Entry-level to mid-level expertise is ideal; this role is not designed for senior-level editors.

Who Should Apply

This role suits an editor who enjoys precision work and wants their video skills to support AI development. If you have a solid grasp of Premiere Pro and After Effects and can follow detailed annotation specs, you will fit right in. It is less ideal for senior professionals seeking complex creative direction or high-level production work. Candidates often miss out when they lack hands-on compositing experience or cannot demonstrate consistent attention to detail in their edits. Strong communication and the ability to work solo in a remote environment are also critical for success.

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