Executive Producer (remote)

Job Title: YouTube Producer – Military History Channel Location: Remote (must be based in a European time zone) Type: Full time We’re a growing YouTube channel dedicated to telling powerful, cinematic stories from military history — from harrowing last stands to battlefield brilliance, and the occasional absurdity of war. Our videos are deeply researched and emotionally compelling Have you ever shouted at Saving Private Ryan, “that’s not a real Tiger!”, We\’re searching for a YouTube Producer with a sharp mind, excellent instincts for storytelling, and a deep love for military history . You’ll take the lead on projects, manage writers and directors, and work directly with the CEO to shape what our audience sees — and how they remember it. We want someone who knows how to make great content happen — and enjoys the responsibility that comes with it. A military history nerd , plain and simple Obsessed with YouTube as a platform – not just the content, but what makes it tick Experienced in managing creative teams and production pipelines A native english speaker or good enough to not tell the difference Oversee full-cycle production for multiple videos per month — from idea to final upload Give constructive feedback on video drafts, ensuring each release hits our cinematography, tone and quality standards Shape content strategy using data alongside the head of operations Keep projects on schedule, on message, and on budget Engage the community Experience producing digital video content (YouTube experience strongly preferred) Deep knowledge of 20th-century military history and battlefield tech (WWI, WWII, Cold War, etc.) Experience managing creative teams and production timelines Comfortable working remotely and independently Bonus Points If You… Have experience editing in DaVinci Resolve or Unreal Engine experience Have pitched or produced long-form YouTube content that performed well A short note about yourself, your military history background, and why you\’re a fit Links to any relevant work — scripts, videos, or projects you’ve led Your favorite war film or military game, and why