Quality Assurance Specialist (YouTube Video Editing)

Views To Clients
Glasgow
11 months ago
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Compensation:

  • Pay:$2,000-3,000 per month + bonuses (uncapped)
  • Type:Full Time
  • Location:Remote


Who We Are?

At Views To Clients, we are a YouTube growth agency that grows industry-leading brands by managing and optimizing their YouTube channels. We've grown multiple channels from 0 subscribers to over $1M/year, and work with 7, 8, and 9 figure brands to help grow their YouTube channel.


Views To Clients recently crossed $100,000 per month in revenue, and we are continuing to scale at a rapidly growing rate, just from word of mouth and referrals alone. This has been achieved with minimal sales and marketing, but with full-scale marketing efforts about to launch, we're ready for even faster growth. We are in this position today due to remarkable client results and service delivery, as each of us at Views To Clients are absolutely OBSESSED with YouTube – from strategy & ideation, thumbnails, scriptwriting, and editing.


We’re now looking for someone who brings the same level of care and impact to video editing. If that sounds like you, this opportunity might be for you.


Who Is This Job For? (Transparency)

We need a Quality Assurance specialist, specifically for YouTube video editing, with exceptional attention to detail and creativity who can review content quickly and maintain our high quality standards. Success in this role requires the ability to spot issues, identify areas of improvement, and provide clear, actionable feedback that can be actioned by editors effectively.


Core Responsibilities:

  • Review edited videos and provide specific, actionable feedback through Frame.io
  • Direct message editors with clear feedback and revision requirements
  • Quality check raw footage to catch issues before editing begins


Required Experience & Skills:

  • 3+ years editing YouTube content - you must truly understand what makes a good YouTube video that succeeds
  • Obsessed with YouTube and how to make YouTube videos that perform well
  • 1+ year experience as a lead video editor / providing feedback to a team of editors
  • Track record of maintaining quality under tight deadlines
  • Fluent English
  • Clear written communication skills
  • Deep understanding of what makes YouTube videos successful


Examples of Videos that Are Our Standard:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WONRS7BLh4g


This role is ONLY for you if:

  • You take pride in delivering high-quality work — fast.
  • You hold yourself to the highest standards and strive for continuous improvement.
  • You take ownership of your results and proactively fix mistakes.
  • You’re comfortable with constructive feedback and use it to grow.
  • You care deeply about creating content that delivers results for clients.
  • You thrive in fast-paced environments where speed and precision are key.


Compensation & Benefits:

  • Pay:$2,000-3,000 per month + bonuses (uncapped)
  • Type:Full Time
  • Location:Remote
  • 1:1 Mentorship:Direct access to YouTube experts who’ve grown channels from 0 to over $1M/year.
  • Career Growth:We're a fast-scaling company, and this role will evolve with us. This means you’ll have more impact, more opportunities, and higher pay as we continue to grow.
  • Paid Training:We invest in your growth by covering the cost of courses, tools, and any other resources so you can be at the top of your game.
  • Flexible Work Hours:We trust you to get the job done without micromanaging — just deliver great work on time.
  • Creative Freedom: We value innovation and welcome fresh ideas to help improve video performance.
  • Long-Term Stability:We’ve grown to $100k+ per month through referrals alone and are about to scale even faster with upcoming marketing initiatives.


How to Apply:To apply, fill out this form:https://lxbc3p2sr9m.typeform.com/to/H7ISsmpL


*This is the only way to apply*


Once you’ve submitted your application, we’ll review it and reach out within 1-3 days to schedule an interview if we believe you’re a good fit.

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