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🎥 Video Editor - Senior level
🎥 Remote - Open to applicants across the UK!
🎥 Full time - Permanent
We're looking for a Video Editor who will bring those stories to life across formats, channels, and audiences.
This role sits within the Content & Brand team and focuses on the following key areas:
- Social and short-form video production for platforms including LinkedIn, YouTube, and X
- Long-form brand and thought leadership video content
- Performance-driven paid advertising creatives and campaign video assets
- Event coverage and internal communications video
You'll have the opportunity to shape how Nscale communicates visually at scale, helping define the look and feel of one of the most consequential companies in AI infrastructure.
What You'll Do
- Edit and produce high-quality video content across social media, brand campaigns, paid advertising, and event coverage, from rough cut to final delivery.
- Collaborate with content strategists, writers, and designers to translate briefs into polished visual narratives.
- Develop short-form, platform-native content optimised for LinkedIn, YouTube, and other social channels.
- Manage multiple concurrent projects, balancing creative quality with tight production timelines.
- Build and maintain a library of templates, motion graphics, and reusable assets to accelerate production.
- Partner with external agencies, freelancers, and production crews when projects demand it.
- Contribute ideas and techniques that push Nscale's visual storytelling forward.
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Who You Are
- 7+ years of professional video editing experience, ideally in a technology or B2B marketing environment.
- Strong command of Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and the broader Adobe Creative Suite.
- Knowledge of digital video platforms like Riverside.fm and AI video tools.
- A sharp sense of pacing, rhythm, and visual storytelling across formats and lengths.
- Experience producing content for social media platforms, paid digital campaigns, and brand channels.
- Comfortable managing your own project queue and working independently in a fast-moving environment.
- Collaborative by nature, with a track record of working closely with creative and marketing teams.
- Familiarity with AI, cloud computing, or enterprise technology is a plus.
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About Nscale
Nscale delivers reliable, high-performance AI infrastructure built for the demands of modern AI workloads. Our marketing content team plays a key role in translating that technical depth into clear, compelling stories that reach developers, enterprises, and the broader AI community.
Why Nscale
At Nscale, we're builders who believe that reliable, high-performance infrastructure is foundational to the AI era. Our team moves fast, communicates plainly, and takes its work seriously.
You'll join a company where your output shapes how the world understands AI infrastructure and where the work you produce reaches a global audience of technical decision-makers and industry leaders.
If you thrive in an environment that values craft, clarity, and momentum, this could be your next move.
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