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Video Editor

Crossing Hurdles

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Original Job Summary

About the Role

Crossing Hurdles, a recruitment firm specializing in referring top candidates to leading AI research labs, is seeking a Video Editor for a remote hourly contract. This role, titled Visual Annotation Expert, involves analyzing short video clips and images for structured annotations.

Role Responsibilities

  • Analyze video clips/images to capture subjects, objects, audio cues, and narrative details.
  • Apply judgment to select attributes that best describe a scene.
  • Ensure clear documentation and high-quality annotations for AI training.
  • Collaborate with project leads and adapt to evolving requirements.

Requirements

  • Experience in media-related fields such as film editing or media analysis.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to document visual and narrative elements.
  • Ability to follow precise instructions and adapt quickly.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Access to a desktop or laptop computer (Chromebooks not supported).

Application Process

The application process includes uploading your resume, an AI-based interview (15 minutes), and submitting a form. Total process time is around 35 minutes.

Key skills/competency

Video Analysis, Annotation, Editing, Documentation, Media, Communication, Attention to Detail, Collaboration, Adaptability, AI Support

How to Get Hired at Crossing Hurdles

🎯 Tips for Getting Hired

  • Research Crossing Hurdles: Understand their mission, partners, and work culture.
  • Customize Your Resume: Highlight media and editing skills relevant to video analysis.
  • Prepare for AI Interview: Practice clear communication and attention to detail.
  • Follow Instructions: Emphasize precision and adaptability in your application.

📝 Interview Preparation Advice

Technical Preparation

Review video editing software basics.
Practice annotation using sample video clips.
Learn structured documentation techniques.
Brush up on technical media terminology.

Behavioral Questions

Describe a time you met tight deadlines.
Explain handling changing project requirements.
Share an example of detailed documentation.
Discuss collaboration under remote conditions.