Social Media Clipper

We're 8x, a US-based, fast-paced startup (just closed our seed round). We run high-volume short-form content campaigns for brands across TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. We're looking for clippers. Ideally those that have done it before What you'll do: - Cut high-performing short-form clips designed to be recreated and posted at volume - Post and distribute across multiple accounts targeting a US audience - Track what performs, iterate fast, double down on winners and kill losers - Work directly with our founding team The growth path (this is the important part): This is not a one-off gig. We're looking for someone who can clip AND grow into owning the entire vertical — building the playbook, recruiting and managing a team of clippers, and driving the numbers. You'll start hands-on to prove the craft on a live campaign. If you deliver, the vertical is yours to scale, with a base plus performance upside. Who we're looking for: - You've personally run clipping campaigns or clip accounts before, and can show the accounts and view numbers - You know the mechanics hands-on: multi-account posting, US-geo distribution, avoiding bans, fast editing (CapCut or similar) - You understand what actually makes a clip pop, and can explain WHY, not just that it did - Volume mindset: many shots on target, double down on what works - Self-directed. There is no playbook yet — you'll build it. - Bonus: you've coordinated or taught other clippers before To start: a paid trial on a live campaign with clear success criteria. Strong performance leads directly to a long-term, expanded role. 1. Which clip accounts or campaigns have you personally run? Please share the account handles and total view numbers. (We will check.) 2. What's the best-performing clip you've ever made, and why do you think it worked? 3. How would you approach posting to a US audience — what's your setup? 4. Have you ever managed or taught other clippers? If so, how many and what did that look like? 5. How soon can you start, and how many hours a week can you commit?