Senior Producer & Editor - TWITCH LAB - Burson

Burson•Washington, DC

10d•$60,000 - $140,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Burson is seeking a highly organized operational leader to serve as Senior Producer/Editor PM for its TWITCH LAB, an AI-enabled rapid-response studio. The role owns business operations, client workflow, resource allocation, and project delivery across studio engagements. It manages the end-to-end client experience, including strict hour-0 to hour-24 turnaround windows during reputational threats, and coordinates account leads, creative specialists, legal and governance partners, and AI platforms to support accurate scoping and seamless execution. The position oversees project intake, scoping, production schedules, content workflows, budgets, staffing, governance integration, and asset delivery. It also works with Creative Operations leads to improve studio processes, standard operating procedures, and turnaround benchmarks.

Requirements

At least 8 years of experience in creative project management, agency production, or studio operations in a fast-paced environment.
Proven ability to manage rapid-turnaround video, design, and copy projects under tight deadlines and crisis conditions.
High command of project management and asset platforms, including Asana, Frame.io, Vimeo, Adobe Creative Cloud workflows, and Microsoft Office Suite.
Strong track record of scoping complex projects, building accurate estimates, and tracking financial performance.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to provide calm, authoritative leadership with senior stakeholders in high-pressure situations.
Highly detail-oriented, adaptable, proactive, and resourceful in resolving logistical or operational roadblocks.

Responsibilities

Manage intake, project scoping, production schedules, and the asset delivery pipeline for TWITCH LAB projects.
Drive rapid-response content workflows from initial requests through assessment, draft optioning, legal sign-off, and final deployment.
Oversee project tracking, review platforms, and asset archives, and establish studio file-management and taxonomy standards.
Serve as the primary operational contact for account leads and clients; clarify briefs, set turnaround expectations, and manage scope.
Develop budget estimates, track project utilization and out-of-pocket costs, and report financial projections to department leadership.
Develop best practices for financial stewardship of this type of creative work through early studio engagements.
Assign creative and technical talent to incoming briefs, balancing core studio resources with shared agency specialists.
Integrate legal, intellectual property, security, and synthetic media disclosures into production workflows.
Partner with Creative Operations leads to refine studio processes, standard operating procedures, and turnaround benchmarks.