3D Graphic - Video Editor
UWorld, LLC · Education
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India
- On-site
- Posted yesterday
- Marketing & Communications
- Full-time
About the job
UWorld is the worldwide leader in online test prep for college entrance, undergraduate, graduate, and professional licensing exams throughout the United States. Since 2003, over 5 million students have trusted us to help them prepare for high-stakes examinations.
We are looking for an experienced video editor to join our production team and bring high-quality medical and scientific animations to life.
Key Responsibilities
Edit rendered 3D sequences, syncing voiceover to picture, placing on-screen text, and highlighting anatomy as required
Composite CG render passes so that elements integrate seamlessly into each shot
Maintain continuity, scale, and anatomical accuracy across sequences
Work closely with subject matter experts, the production manager, and the 3D team to deliver projects to a high standard
Take part in team reviews, giving and acting on feedback on design and editorial choices
Follow design guidelines, shot naming conventions, and technical specifications
Work within the production pipeline under the Creative Head’s direction, and suggest creative or workflow improvements
Troubleshoot technical issues in the editing and rendering pipeline
Manage project cleanup and archiving on an ongoing basis
Keep up to date with new editing tools and techniques
Requirements
Degree in Film, Animation, Multimedia, Fine Arts, or a related field, or equivalent experience
7+ years of professional video editing experience, ideally in animation, VFX, or medical/scientific content
Strong proficiency in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro (or DaVinci Resolve), and working knowledge of Photoshop and audio editing tools
Experience compositing multi-pass 3D renders
Solid understanding of human anatomy, with a strong eye for scale, proportion, and detail
Ability to manage multiple projects and meet tight deadlines without compromising quality
Clear communication skills and a collaborative approach