Motion Designer & Video Editor

Role overview Create video and motion design for both business software marketing and consumer growth campaigns. This hands-on role covers the full creative process, from concept and storyboarding to animation, editing and delivery, while helping establish reusable production methods and a consistent visual style.

Responsibilities - Produce product demonstrations, launch videos, explainers and motion graphics that make software features easy to understand. - Turn creator footage, user-generated content and other raw assets into short-form ads; test variations in hooks, pacing and storytelling. - Edit interviews, testimonials and brand content for use across marketing channels. - Own video production from initial concept through animation, sound, captions and final export, adapting work for different audiences and formats. - Collaborate with marketing, product and design teams to keep creative work accurate and visually consistent. - Develop templates, motion systems and workflows, and explore practical uses of AI tools in the creative process.

Requirements - A portfolio showing strong motion design and editing, including both original animation and footage-led work. - Experience making video for business technology or software products, with the ability to explain complex features visually. - Strong command of motion fundamentals such as typography, composition, timing, transitions and sound. - Good editing instincts for short-form, performance-focused creative. - Proficiency in After Effects, Premiere Pro or equivalent tools, and comfort working with Figma and design assets. - Self-direction, clear communication and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-moving, iterative environment.

Nice to have - Filming or directing experience, 3D animation, web animation or code-based motion.

Benefits and work setup As the first in-house designer in this area, the role offers creative ownership and the chance to shape production style and workflows. Work spans polished software storytelling and consumer advertising, with opportunities to see how creative performs. The position is an individual contributor role with hands-on production responsibilities; priorities can shift, and the source describes flexible scheduling alongside a substantial-hours expectation and a minimum 20-day vacation policy.