Video Producer

BIS Safety Software is a SaaS company on a mission to change how organizations manage safety, learning, and compliance. Video is how a growing share of that story gets told, and it needs one person behind it. We are looking for a Video Producer to own it.

 

In this role, you will plan, shoot, and edit the video BIS puts into the world. If you are a videographer who grew into producing, or a producer who never stopped operating a camera, this is the role for you. We are not looking for someone to hand a shot list to, and we are not looking for someone who only shoots either. Our ideal candidate loves being involved in all areas of video production.

 

You will operate as part of a team, with a roster of freelance talent to call on; AI is already a key element of our editing and design. How you use them is your call.  What we care about is the output: excellent, finished content, produced at the pace we need it. Someone genuinely multiplied by modern tooling will do well here. Someone who needs a week to turn around a two-minute cut will find the pace difficult. 

 

Beyond producing, we want your judgment on where video effort actually pays off. You will own what gets made in video and at what level of polish, and shape that plan together with marketing leadership. The wider content agenda across podcast strategy, social, and campaigns sits with the marketing team, so you are not being asked to run all of content - you are being asked to own video, working collaboratively with the entire marketing team and our social media team members in particular.

 

Our current list of activities you will contribute on include our Safety Spotlight podcast, tutorial and how-to content, product feature videos, and commercial work for digital campaigns and tradeshows. Some flashy/exciting work in here, mixed with a lot of tutorial and feature highlights - the kind of content our clients (current and potential) will find useful and informative.

 

Plan, shoot, and edit video end to end, from concept through to the finished cut

Decide where video effort pays and bring us a plan for it rather than waiting for a brief

Produce our Safety Spotlight podcast and cut it down into shorts and learning clips

Create tutorial and how-to content that helps customers get value from what they have bought

Produce product feature videos on a regular cadence

Produce commercial and campaign video for digital advertising and tradeshows

Capture webinars, panels, and client site visits, and turn that footage into finished content

Run a shoot properly: schedule it, art direct it, direct the people in front of the camera, and deliver on the date you committed to

Use AI tooling and freelance support to get more made than one person could alone, while holding the quality bar on everything that ships

Keep footage and project files organized so our social team and others can find the work and run with it

Ran video in-house or at an agency, owning the output rather than executing someone else's shot list

Operate a camera confidently and cut your own footage, equally at home behind the lens and in the timeline

Made people who are not performers look and sound good on camera

Held a production cadence over months, not just delivered strong one-off pieces

Turn work around quickly without the quality dropping

Use AI tools in your own workflow and have opinions about where they help and where they do not

Read a marketing plan and say which parts deserve video and which do not

Directed freelancers or a small crew and held them to a standard

3+ years shooting and editing video professionally, in-house, agency, or freelance

A reel or portfolio showing range: long-form, short-form, and instructional or explainer work

Strong editing skills in a professional suite such as Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut

Hands-on camera, lighting, and audio skills for interview and studio setups. You will be operating the camera, not only directing it

Evidence of a sustained production cadence, not a highlight reel of one-offs

Working with AI video tools such as Kling, Runway, or Descript, and a clear sense of what they are good at and where they fall down

Motion graphics and animation experience. You will have freelance design support around you, though a producer who can do their own motion work is a nice bonus

Podcast production experience

Photography, particularly knowledge of lighting and composition

Worked in B2B, SaaS, or a technical or regulated industry

Colour grading and audio mastering

Built out a studio or production capability from a modest starting point

Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

Full medical, dental, and vision coverage

Life insurance and disability insurance

Health spending account

Flexible working hours

On-the-job training and growth opportunities

Free on-site parking