Photo Editor/ Photographer Assistant

Bossman Productionz is looking for a detail-oriented, exceptionally skilled photo editor to join our rapidly-growing company. This role focuses on post-production retouching on our in house photography as well as sourcing imagery from vendor resources. We pride ourselves in creating an informative, visual shopping experience for our customers that is a key part of growing our business. As a photo editor, you will: Use the latest version of Photoshop to edit images taking during photos shoots and private events. Typical editing tasks include (but are not limited to): recoloring, compositing, general image cleanup and manipulation. Navigate our websites, image libraries, and FTPs to identify accurate, usable images for new products. Collaborate with the photography, design, content, and marketing teams in order to meet deadlines and retouch images for print marketing material, web mailers, product packaging, and internal resources. Manage/maintain a proprietary ticketing system which allows users from throughout the organization to request new photography. Organize and upload images to the website while following department standards. We are looking for driven, motivated candidates who: Demonstrate the ability to work independently and efficiently in Adobe Photoshop. Can manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment. Are receptive to feedback on edited photos and make workflow adjustments to minimize repeated requests for re-edits. Use critical thinking and take initiative to solve problems. Use professionalism when communicating verbally and in writing. Are attentive to detail and organized. We offer competitive compensation, bonuses commissions and hour rates. If you’re ready for a challenge and have the ambition to succeed while being reciew for promotions in our upcoming production company, we’d love to discuss the photo editor position with you! Submit your resume and apply today. [email protected]

• Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Created at: 4 years ago