Long-Form Video Editor (Full-time, Remote India)

We're launching a new YouTube channel about money. You'd be the long-form editor defining what it looks like, starting with episode one.

THE WORK

- Edit one 20-25 minute episode per week on US personal finance: credit card debt, budgeting, credit scores, and eventually investing

- Own pacing and retention across the full episode, with particular attention to the first 90 seconds

- Design motion graphics, animation, and data visuals end-to-end: charts, lower thirds, dollar figures, credit scores, before-and-after comparisons

- Color grade every episode for a consistent editorial look across the channel

- Design sound and music to support pacing, not blanket the episode

- Handle on-screen typography and visual continuity across episodes

- Deliver SRT captions with each episode

THE TONE

Think Johnny Harris or Patrick Boyle, not cable finance TV. We'd rather ship four videos a month that land than eight that don't. If an episode isn't working, we'll re-edit before publishing.

WHO YOU ARE

- 3+ years editing long-form YouTube content

- At least one channel in your portfolio at 50k+ subscribers

- Fluent in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve

- Comfortable designing motion graphics and animation in After Effects or equivalent

- Strong eye for color grading and on-screen typography

- You can articulate why an edit works, not just that it does

- You check retention data on your work and iterate

- You care as much about sound design as picture

Bonus: prior work on finance, business, or interview-driven content. Film or documentary background.

ABOUT BON CREDIT

BON Credit is a fintech company building a free AI tool for Americans dealing with credit card debt. Thousands of people use it to understand their finances, negotiate with lenders, and get back in control of their money. The YouTube channel is how we're bringing that mission to a wider audience.

HOW TO APPLY

Send us ([Confidential Information]):

1. Two or three long-form edits you're proud of. Links only.

2. The single 10-second moment from your own work you're most proud of, and why. Three sentences.

3. Your current availability and notice period.

4. Your expected compensation.

Rolling review. First round of calls begins the week of 13 April 2026.

If you've spent years editing other people's videos and want to help define a new channel from episode one, we'd like to hear from you.