Video Editor at Sofi

Sofi

San Francisco, CA·2d ago

Mid LevelFull-timeGitAI

Salary Range

$72,250 - $97,750 /year

Estimated

This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.

About the Role

We are looking for a versatile and narrative-driven Video Editor to join our internal Creative Studio at SoFi. This role requires a craft-focused editor who can bridge the gap between long-form episodic storytelling and high-impact social media marketing.

Key Responsibilities

→Lead the edit on recurring digital series, transforming raw interviews and b-roll into engaging episodes.
→Craft content featuring high-profile sports partners and financial influencers, ensuring their unique voices align with the SoFi brand.
→Take ownership of the editorial process, including organizing dailies, assembly, rough cuts, and final delivery.
→Work alongside producers, creative directors, and social strategists to iterate on cuts based on data-driven feedback.
→Experiment with and implement AI-assisted tools to streamline repetitive tasks and elevate creative output.
→Maintain a deep understanding of platform-specific requirements, ensuring every export is optimized for its destination.
→Ensure all project files and media are organized and archived in our MAM.

Requirements

✓4+ years of dedicated video editing experience, preferably within a creative agency, media house, or internal brand team.
✓A strong reel or portfolio showcasing a mix of episodic/narrative work and fast-paced social media marketing.
✓Strong command of Adobe Premiere Pro and familiarity with the broader Adobe Creative Suite.
✓A "social-first" mindset with a deep understanding of what makes content successful on modern platforms.
✓Experience with cloud-based NAS/MAM and review tools.
✓The ability to pivot between different visual styles.
✓Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple project timelines.
✓A collaborative spirit and the ability to remain "ego-less" when receiving creative feedback.
✓Clear communication skills to articulate editorial choices to non-technical stakeholders.