Video Editor for Faceless Documentary-Style YouTube Channel (Tech/Science) – Fast Turnaround

I'm looking for an experienced video editor for a faceless YouTube channel in the Technology/Science space (documentary style, similar to channels like "Tomorrow Engineered" or "China Tech Unc" – references below). For each video, you'll receive from me: a finished script a finished voice over (audio) optional notes / key points on the topic Your responsibilities: Independently research suitable visual material for the topic (video clips, B-roll, images, archival footage, diagrams, animations, etc.) Edit that material into a complete, engaging video matching the script/voice over Transitions, text overlays, timing/pacing, sound effects, music — everything needs to feel handcrafted/human, not a generic auto-cut look AI-generated elements (e.g. AI images/clips) may only be used very sparingly as a supplement — never as the basis of the video References (style benchmark for editing, pacing, research depth) https://youtu.be/Niai6AWNSaQ https://youtu.be/1GaTRB9AoJY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kciiTNTOy4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKJXzd2wSr8 Please watch these videos closely — pacing, footage selection, text overlay style, and research depth are the quality benchmark I'm looking for. Key Details Format: Long-form (approx. 15–25 minutes per video) Volume: 3–4 videos per week Turnaround: max. 48 hours per video from receipt of script & voice over Payment: Fixed price per video (please include your rate proposal in your application) Requirements Proven experience editing faceless documentary/tech/science channels (portfolio required) Strong independent research skills — you need to find suitable footage yourself, not just cut what's handed to you Proficient in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve Strong sense of pacing, story arc, and retention for long-form content Reliable under tight deadlines (the 48h turnaround is non-negotiable) Good English (scripts/communication) How to Apply Please include in your application: Links to 2–3 portfolio videos closest in style to the references above Your typical turnaround time for a 15–25 min video A brief note on how you approach footage/B-roll research