Video Editor

Fermi AI fermi.ai Open · verified Aug 17, 2026

On-site Bengaluru Full-time Mid-level Video Production

Mid-level Video Production role at Fermi AI. Bengaluru · full-time.

Role brief

Growth Roles summary, based on the employer's posting.

What you'll do

Edit complete episodes across master, guest, and host camera angles
Create trailers and short clips with strong hooks and a clear story
Give footage a vibrant cinematic grade with consistent skin tones and contrast
Build clean, premium motion graphics, titles, and lower thirds
Use sound, B-roll, archival footage, motion, and data visuals to clarify ideas

What you bring

At least three years editing cinematic, narrative-led video
Working command of Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, or an equivalent toolset
Strong judgment across colour, motion, sound, and visual storytelling
Ability to make complex subjects clear through engaging visuals
Ownership of projects and consistent delivery without close supervision

Who this fits

This role suits a self-directed editor who can turn deeptech conversations into cinematic, easy-to-follow stories. You’ll work onsite in Bengaluru as a full-time or contract team member, with strong expectations around independent decisions and dependable delivery. An interest in technology, science, or startups would help, as would documentary or explainer experience.

From the employer

We are hiring a Senior Video Editor at SparX The Podcast (Deeptech)

Host: Mukesh Bansal

Team: Creative Team

Type: Full-Time / Contract

Vibe: Cinematic | Vibrant | Futuristic

ABOUT SPARX

SparX is one of India's most ambitious deeptech podcasts, hosted by Mukesh Bansal. The conversations go deep—AI, semiconductors, space, biotech, robotics, and the people building the frontier.

That premise is a gift and a problem. The ideas are extraordinary, but they're abstract. A guest describes a breakthrough in chip fabrication or protein folding, and most of the audience nods without seeing it. The editor's job is to make them see it—to turn a talking-head conversation into something that looks and feels like a modern streaming documentary. That's the whole game. Everything below serves it.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

Own the full visual edit of episodes: Multi-cam sync and cutting across master, guest, and host angles, with cuts that feel intentional, never mechanical.
Cut trailers and hook-driven shorts that stop the scroll in the first five seconds and carry a story to the last frame.
Colour grade to a vibrant, industry-standard cinematic finish—rich, with natural skin tones and clean contrast, consistent across every angle.
Design on-brand motion graphics, lower thirds, and titles that feel premium, clean, and minimal—never templated.
Shape sound design and audio to broadcast quality.
Make hard ideas legible: Support the conversation with B-roll, archival, motion, and data visualisation where it earns its place.
Own the look end to end and bring ideas we didn't ask for.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Not skills on a checklist. These instincts:

Agency: You decide without being told. You notice the boring 40 seconds and fix it.
Taste: You know when not to add the effect. Restraint is a skill.
Storytelling over decoration: Every cut, graphic, and sound serves the narrative. If it's just "cool," it's clutter.
The visualization instinct: You read "they shrank the transistor to 2 nanometers" and immediately think in pictures.
Ownership: You treat the edit like it's yours—because it is.

WHAT YOU BRING

Essential:

3+ years of experience in cinematic, narrative-driven editing.
Fluency in Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve / After Effects (or equivalent).
A real eye for colour, motion, and sound—not just software operation.
Ability to turn complex topics into clear, gripping visuals.
Ownership of projects and reliable delivery with minimal hand-holding.

Bonus:

Experience with documentary or explainer-style content.
Depth in motion design and data visualisation.
Comfort using AI tools to generate or enhance visuals.
An interest in technology, science, or startups.

THE BAR WE WORK TO

The standard we're aiming for. Study how they're built, not just what they look like:

Vox / Johnny Harris / Cleo Abram (Huge If True): Narrative structure, cinematic tension, making complexity feel effortless.
Netflix science documentaries / Bloomberg long-form: Colour, restraint, sound design, data-driven storytelling with polish.

We want someone who pushes it further than we imagined, rather than someone who can follow a brief.