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Into The Margins seeks a skilled Podcast Editor to turn founder interviews into clean, engaging episodes. You will own editing from raw recordings to final delivery, balancing storytelling with authenticity and pacing.
The role is a remote contract with a weekly publishing schedule. Strong editing, noise reduction, and multi-speaker handling are essential for consistent, high-quality output.
Into The Margins tells the real stories behind entrepreneurship — the decisions, risks, failures, pivots, and lessons that shape the people building businesses.
We’re looking for a Podcast Editor to help turn those conversations into polished, engaging episodes.
You’ll take long-form founder interviews from raw recordings through final mix and delivery. The goal isn’t to make every conversation sound overly produced. It’s to create a clean, professional listening experience while preserving the personality and authenticity of the people we’re talking to.
This is a contract position with a weekly publishing cadence for an editor who can work independently, meet deadlines, and consistently deliver high-quality audio.
You’ll own the audio editing process from raw recordings to final delivery.
Great podcast editing isn’t just about cutting out mistakes.
It’s about understanding the conversation.
You’ll need to recognize when a pause adds emotion or emphasis and when it simply slows the episode down. You’ll know when an answer needs room to breathe and when tightening a section makes the story stronger.
Our conversations are meant to feel natural.
We don’t want to remove every imperfect moment or make founders sound scripted. We want the finished episode to feel like you’re sitting across the table from an interesting person having a great conversation.
Polished, but still human.
We’re looking for an experienced audio editor with a strong understanding of spoken-word production.
You should have:
Experience working with remotely recorded interviews is a strong plus.
We’re a small team, so reliability matters.
You should be someone who:
You don’t need to make every episode sound like a major network production.
You do need to make every episode sound good.
Our audience may forgive a simple production.
They shouldn’t have to fight through bad audio to hear a good story.
That means:
You’ll help establish a consistent audio standard across the episodes we publish.
Experience with professional audio-production tools is expected.
Experience with tools such as these is helpful:
We’re not focused on which software you use.
We’re focused on whether you can take raw recordings and consistently turn them into professional, ready-to-publish episodes.
This role supports a weekly publishing schedule, so organization and consistency are important.
A typical episode may move through the following process:
We want a workflow that’s predictable without making the creative process feel rigid.
Success in this role means our audience can press play and immediately focus on the story.
You’ll help us:
As the podcast grows, you’ll become an important part of the production process behind our founder stories.
This is a Remote contract position.
You’ll work independently while staying connected with our content team throughout the production process.
You should be comfortable:
We’re interested in the stories that usually get left out.
The business that almost failed.
The founder who had to start over.
The decision that changed everything.
The lesson that only became obvious after years of experience.
Our podcast gives entrepreneurs a place to talk about those experiences honestly.
As Podcast Editor, you’ll help make those conversations accessible to an audience of founders, entrepreneurs, and people thinking about building something of their own.
You’ll work with a small team, have a direct impact on our content, and help shape the sound of a growing entrepreneurial media platform.