DaVinci Resolve Generalist - macOS Remote

What You'll Do6

• Use DaVinci Resolve on macOS for assigned post-production tasks, including color grading and video editing.
• Capture screenshots above the 2.5-megapixel threshold with a compliant monitor arrangement.
• Confirm your Mac and display setup meet Mercor's resolution rules before starting.
• Work on remote, per-hour projects and complete tasks within the agreed schedule.
• Keep DaVinci Resolve installed and ready to open on your own Mac throughout the engagement.
• Apply real post-production judgment as a colorist, editor, or generalist in DaVinci Resolve.

Requirements6

• DaVinci Resolve installed on your own Mac running macOS, ready to open today.
• Hands-on background as a colorist, video editor, or post-production professional who uses DaVinci Resolve.
• A monitor setup that captures more than 2.5 megapixels, either one qualifying high-resolution display or two displays captured as a single spanning image.
• Access to a MacBook Pro 14-inch or 16-inch built-in display, or an external display at QHD, 4K, 5K, or an accepted ultrawide resolution.
• Own software license and hardware, because Mercor provides no licenses, virtual machines, or machines.
• Comfort with remote, per-hour work and clear communication with the Mercor team.

Who Should Apply

Colorists, video editors, and post-production specialists with DaVinci Resolve on a Mac fit this role best. You need a display setup that reaches the 2.5-megapixel capture bar, and you must have the app installed before you apply. Candidates who lack DaVinci Resolve experience or expect Mercor to supply a license, VM, or computer will not pass review. A common reason for rejection is a capture setup that fails the resolution rules, such as a single 1080p screen or a dual-monitor pair not captured as one image. Another low-fit signal is a generalist profile with no real color grading or editing work in DaVinci Resolve.

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