Key Responsibilities :

1. Instructional Editing – Edit clear, step-by-step training videos that explain mechanical and electrical processes related to our vehicles.
2. Technical Filming – Shoot simple instructional videos when required, with a good understanding of camera setup, framing, lighting, audio, and equipment handling.
3. Instructional Direction – Plan the flow of a technical video, guide technicians or engineers during the shoot, and ensure every important step is captured clearly.
4. Visual Clarity – Ensure each video is easy to follow visually, using callouts, overlays, text, and tight edit logic where necessary.
5. Collaboration with Technical Teams – Work closely with engineers, service leads, and technicians to understand the content and present it accurately.
6. Structure & Consistency – Help define the video formatting system, templates, and tone for internal content to maintain consistency across the training library.
7. Basic Motion Graphics – Add titles, pointers, and diagrams where required to improve understanding of complex instructions.
8. Asset Management – Maintain an organized archive of edits, footage, and rendered outputs for easy access and updates.

Ideal Candidate :

1. A minimum of 3–5 years of experience in video editing or content creation.
2. Prior experience in technical, instructional, explainer, training, or how-to videos.
3. Experience in shooting simple videos independently when required.
4. Understanding in basic camera equipment, framing, lighting, and sound.
5. Should be comfortable working with engineers, technicians, and service teams.
6. Proficiency in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
7. Prior experience in After Effects, Motion, or similar tools for basic overlays, callouts, and diagrams.
8. You can work independently and manage multiple edits or shoots.
9. Bonus points if you’ve worked on engineering content, product training, service videos, or internal learning material.