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Video Editor, AI Course
I'm producing a self-paced course that teaches people how to use AI at work — talking head lessons, slide decks, and software screen recordings. I need one editor to turn raw footage into finished lessons, keep files organized, and help get them onto the course platform. It's a paid role with an easy interview process: send two samples and we'll talk.
- Type Contract, part-time
- Hours About 10/week
- Location Remote, Chicago-hours overlap
The role
What you'll do.
- Sync camera footage, slides, screen recordings, and separate microphone audio.
- Remove filler, false starts, and dead air while preserving the teaching.
- Flag recording problems and explain when a short re-record would help.
- Deliver finished 1080p videos, separate caption files, and editable project files.
- Keep files organized by module and lesson.
- Upload approved lessons and supplied materials to the course platform using collaborator access.
William supplies the recordings and teaching materials. Scriptwriting, slide design, and heavy visual effects are outside this role.
Who this suits
Careful editors over flashy ones.
An editor who can make instructional content easy to follow, keep on-screen demonstrations readable, organize project files, and communicate clearly about progress or blockers.
Relevant student and personal projects are welcome as samples. DaVinci Resolve or Premiere both work — say which you use. A current Adobe license is a plus.
Beyond the course
Room to grow with it.
This role centers on the course, but there's a real chance it grows from there — vertical shorts, standard 4K video, and sizzle reels are all in the mix. Experience across those formats is a plus.
See examples on the WSC Tech YouTube channelHow we’ll work
Style first, then a steady cadence.
We'll set the editing style together on the first few lessons. After that, you submit complete, checked lessons for review.
I review each lesson and send any revision requests through a shared list, with timestamps and clear completion criteria.
A short weekly written check-in — availability, what's coming, and any blockers — keeps things moving.
Questions
Before you apply.
Do I need to live in Chicago?
No. The role is remote — you just need to overlap a few hours with Chicago time on weekdays.
Can I apply while in school?
Yes. Students and early-career editors are welcome if you can hold your weekly hours. Any academic credit is between you and your school — it isn't something this role guarantees.
What editing software can I use?
DaVinci Resolve or Premiere both work — say which you use when you apply. A current Adobe license is a plus, not a requirement.
What does the interview involve?
A short editing exercise as part of the process — unpaid, and simply how we both get a sense of fit before moving forward.
Apply
Send two samples.
One talking-head lesson or lecture you edited, and one software screen recording. Include:
- A brief note on your contribution to each sample
- Weekly availability, time zone, and earliest start date
- The editing software you use
- A few sentences on how you decide what filler to remove without losing useful teaching
- One editing task you wish AI could take off your plate — or a way you've already put AI to work in your own editing
Or email hello@wscadvisory.com directly.