Turn raw recordings into tight, polished episodes that keep people listening and make the brand sound sharp. If you’ve got a clean editing style, strong audio instincts, and you can manage multiple deadlines without letting quality slip, this role puts you in the driver’s seat of production.
About Las Vegas Petroleum
Las Vegas Petroleum is a fuel distribution and travel center operator with Conoco-branded assets and a broader fuel supply network across multiple markets. They’re building out content that highlights their brand and engages their audience, supported by an internal production team.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
What You’ll Do
- Edit podcast episodes for clarity, pacing, and engagement by removing unnecessary content and improving audio quality
- Add music, sound effects, and other elements to elevate production value
- Collaborate with hosts and producers to match their vision and episode goals
- Organize and archive audio files for easy access and clean handoffs
- Incorporate feedback and refine episodes before release
- Stay current on podcasting trends and best practices to continuously improve output
- Assist with planning and execution of recording sessions as needed
What You Need
- Proven audio editing experience with a portfolio of podcast or audio work
- Proficiency with audio editing tools like Adobe Audition, Audacity, or similar software
- Understanding of recording-to-post-production workflows
- Ability to craft a cohesive narrative and enhance the listening experience through editing
- Strong communication skills for collaboration with creators and stakeholders
- Strong attention to detail and organization to manage multiple episodes and deadlines
- Creative mindset and passion for audio storytelling
- Plus: familiarity with podcast distribution platforms and audio formats
Benefits
- Weekly pay
- Competitive hourly wage
- Opportunities for growth and advancement
- Medical, dental, and vision plan
- Retirement plan (401k, IRA)
- Paid time off (vacation and sick pay)
If your edits make people forget they’re listening to an “edited” thing, you’re the right kind of dangerous for this job.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…