Premiere on Windows Application Generalist

What You'll Do5

• Edit video and assemble sequences on a Premiere timeline using your own Windows PC.
• Capture screenshots that exceed 2.5 megapixels with a monitor setup that meets Mercor's rules.
• Follow post-production instructions for sequence assembly and content review.
• Operate without company-supplied licenses, virtual machines, or hardware.
• Coordinate with a remote team on assigned application tasks.

Requirements7

• A working Premiere installation on a personal Windows computer that you can open on day one.
• Hands-on background in timeline video editing and sequence assembly.
• A display arrangement that captures screenshots above 2.5 megapixels.
• For a single monitor: resolution at or above the listed thresholds, such as 2560x1440, 3840x2160, or a MacBook Pro 14-inch or 16-inch built-in screen.
• For dual monitors: two side-by-side displays captured as one spanning image, with each screen at 1920x1080 or higher. A lone 1080p screen from that pair does not qualify.
• No need for Mercor to supply a license, virtual machine, or hardware.
• Experience as a video editor, content producer, or post-production professional.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate edits in Premiere on a Windows machine they own and can open the software without setup delays. A background in video editing, content production, or post-production matches the timeline and sequence work. Check your monitor before applying: one display that captures above 2.5 megapixels, or two side-by-side screens that each hit 1920x1080 or higher and combine into one image. Candidates who need Mercor to provide a license, virtual machine, or hardware will not qualify. Applications often lose points when the candidate has Premiere on a Mac, lacks an active Windows install, or cannot prove the screenshot resolution with their current display.

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