
Video Producer/Editor, AWS Owned Content
Amazon Web Services (AWS) · New York, United States
- On site
- Full-time
- $171,400 / year
- New York, United States
Job highlights
- Produce end-to-end video content for AWS.
- Shoot, edit, and deliver high-quality videos.
- Translate complex tech into engaging stories.
- Collaborate with internal teams and experts.
- Manage production logistics and workflows.
About the role
Video Producer Editor, AWS Owned Content
Are you a visual storyteller who gets excited about turning complex technology stories into sharp, engaging video content that earns attention, not just impressions? Do you thrive on quick-turnaround production and know how to make something look great even when the timeline is tight? The AWS Owned Content team is seeking a versatile and creative Video Producer/Editor to help take our visual storytelling to the next level.
Key job responsibilities
- Own end-to-end production of video content from pre-production planning and scripting through shooting, editing, and final delivery.
- Operate camera and audio equipment in a range of settings, with a particular strength in fast-turnaround, editorially driven production where you may be planning, shooting, and editing within the same day.
- Edit video content to a high standard, including assembly, color correction, sound mixing, motion graphics, and formatting for multiple platforms and aspect ratios.
- Develop creative concepts and treatments that translate complex technical topics into compelling, visually driven stories for non-technical audiences.
- Step in as on-camera presenter when the format calls for it.
- Collaborate with teams across AWS to identify stories, align messaging, and shape editorial direction.
- Manage production logistics including scheduling, equipment, location scouting, and coordination with internal and external talent.
- Build and maintain scalable production workflows that allow a small team to publish consistently and at a high-quality bar.
- Stay current with video trends, platform best practices, and emerging formats — particularly across YouTube, social video, and short-form content.
- Contribute to the team's broader content strategy by surfacing story ideas and identifying opportunities where video can add the most value.
A day in the life
This is a hands-on, end-to-end production role. You'll be operating cameras, building edits, and shaping narratives. Much of the work will be fast turnaround and you'll need to move quickly from brief to published package. You'll partner closely with the wider AWS Comms team and subject-matter experts across AWS to identify the most compelling stories and figure out the best way to tell them visually. The ideal candidate brings a storyteller's instinct, a producer's discipline, and an editor's eye. They thrive in a fast-paced environment where no two projects look the same.
About The Team
The AWS Owned Content team is the creative hub for high-caliber storytelling across AWS Comms. You'll be joining an established team that is expanding its video capability, helping to build on existing momentum and elevate the consistency and ambition of our video output. You'll shoot, edit, and produce videos that make AI, cloud computing, and the people behind it feel accessible, relevant, and genuinely interesting to a broad audience. You'll work across a range of formats, from presenter-led explainers and data-driven narratives to quick-turn news packages and on-location interviews with engineers and technical leaders.
Basic Qualifications
- 7+ years of recent professional communications or public relations experience
- Proficiency with professional camera systems and lighting/audio equipment
- Advanced editing skills in Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or equivalent NLE software
- Experience producing content for YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, or other digital video platforms
- Demonstrated ability to produce high-quality video on tight turnarounds
- Experience working in technology, SaaS, or B2B environments
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex or technical subject matter into accessible visual narratives
- Experience managing production timelines and logistics, working independently and with cross-functional teams
- Experience producing and editing user generated content
- Confident coaching employees and executives on camera
Preferred Qualifications
- Motion graphics and animation skills (After Effects, or similar)
- Experience with color grading, sound design, and audio mixing
- Background in journalism, news production, documentary, or editorial video
- Familiarity with SEO, metadata optimization, and audience growth strategies for YouTube
- Experience with short-form video production and social-first content formats
- Experience producing content at scale for large events and conferences
- Self-driven, entrepreneurial spirit — enjoys building on existing foundations and taking ownership of creative output
- Familiarity with emerging production tools including AI-assisted editing and content workflows
- Experience producing content that has driven measurable engagement, earned media pickup, or audience growth
Key skills/competency
- Video Production
- Video Editing
- Storytelling
- Content Strategy
- Project Management
- Motion Graphics
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Camera Operation
- Audio Engineering
- Technical Communication
Skills & topics
- Video Producer
- Video Editor
- AWS
- Amazon Web Services
- Content Creation
- Video Production
- Post-Production
- Storytelling
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Camera Operation
- Public Relations
- Technology
- SaaS
- B2B
- Motion Graphics
- After Effects
- YouTube
- Social Media Video
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight your 7+ years of experience in video production, editing, and content creation, emphasizing technical skills and fast-turnaround project successes.
- Showcase your portfolio: Include a link to your strongest video work, demonstrating expertise in storytelling, editing software (Adobe Premiere Pro, FCP), and various digital platforms.
- Quantify achievements: Use data to illustrate the impact of your video content, such as engagement metrics, audience growth, or earned media pickup.
- Prepare for technical and behavioral questions: Be ready to discuss your experience with camera operation, audio, motion graphics, and how you manage production under pressure.
- Understand AWS culture: Research Amazon's leadership principles and how they apply to collaboration, customer obsession, and innovation in video production.
Technical preparation
Behavioral questions
Frequently asked questions
- What are the primary responsibilities of a Video Producer/Editor at AWS Owned Content?
- The Video Producer/Editor at AWS Owned Content is responsible for the complete video production lifecycle, from initial concept and scripting to shooting, editing, and final delivery. This includes operating camera and audio equipment, editing video content with a high standard for quality (color correction, sound mixing, motion graphics), developing creative concepts for technical topics, and managing production logistics. The role also involves collaborating with various AWS teams, staying updated on video trends, and potentially presenting on camera.
- What specific software and equipment proficiency is required for this Video Producer/Editor role at Amazon?
- The role requires advanced editing skills in Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or equivalent NLE software. Proficiency with professional camera systems, lighting, and audio equipment is also essential. Preferred qualifications include experience with motion graphics software like After Effects, and familiarity with color grading, sound design, and audio mixing.
- How important is fast-turnaround production for the Video Producer/Editor position at AWS?
- Fast-turnaround production is a critical aspect of this role. The job description emphasizes a strength in editorially driven production where planning, shooting, and editing may occur within the same day. You'll need to be adept at moving quickly from brief to published package in a fast-paced environment.
- What kind of content will I be producing as a Video Producer/Editor for AWS Owned Content?
- You will be producing a range of video content designed to make complex topics like AI and cloud computing accessible and interesting to a broad audience. This includes presenter-led explainers, data-driven narratives, quick-turn news packages, and on-location interviews with technical leaders. The focus is on visual storytelling that translates technical subjects into compelling narratives.
- Does the Video Producer/Editor role at AWS require on-camera presence?
- Yes, the role explicitly mentions that you may be required to step in as an on-camera presenter when the format calls for it. Additionally, confidence in coaching employees and executives on camera is listed as a basic qualification.
- What are the preferred qualifications for a Video Producer/Editor at Amazon Web Services?
- Preferred qualifications include motion graphics and animation skills (After Effects), experience with color grading, sound design, and audio mixing. A background in journalism, news production, or documentary is beneficial. Familiarity with SEO, metadata optimization, audience growth strategies for YouTube, short-form video, and producing content at scale for large events is also highly valued.
- What is the typical career path for a Video Producer/Editor at AWS?
- While specific paths vary, a Video Producer/Editor at AWS typically grows by taking on more complex projects, leading productions, or specializing in areas like motion graphics or advanced storytelling techniques. Opportunities may exist to move into senior production roles, content strategy, or managing production teams within AWS Comms or other content-focused departments.
- How does Amazon evaluate candidates for the Video Producer/Editor role?
- Amazon likely evaluates candidates through a combination of resume screening, portfolio review, technical interviews focusing on editing and production skills, and behavioral interviews assessing problem-solving, collaboration, and adaptability to fast-paced environments. Demonstrating a strong understanding of AWS's mission and technical content is also key.