Private Client Closet Digitizer
editorialistMiami (FL)
About the role
Closet Digitizer Editorialist is seeking a detail-oriented Closet Digitizer to support our Private Client services. In this role, you will work in a client's home to photograph and digitally catalog their wardrobe, helping create a complete and organized digital record of their closet. This is a hands-on, in-home position that requires professionalism, discretion, strong attention to detail, and careful handling of luxury clothing and accessories. No prior digitization experience is required; full training will be provided by an Editorialist Team Lead.
Responsibilities:
- Photograph wardrobe items using a smartphone camera, including clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, and accessories
- Capture clear, consistent images according to Editorialist's established photography standards
- Organize and upload images to Google Drive using the team's cataloging and file-management system
- Follow direction from an Editorialist Team Lead throughout the appointment
- Handle all client belongings with care and attention
- Maintain a polished, professional presence while working in a private client's home
- Maintain strict confidentiality and discretion regarding the client, their home, and personal belongings
Qualifications:
- Exceptional attention to detail and strong organizational skills
- Comfortable using a smartphone camera and navigating basic digital file-management systems
- Reliable, punctual, and able to follow detailed processes
- Comfortable working independently while taking direction from a Team Lead
- Trustworthy and highly respectful of client privacy and confidentiality
- Professional demeanor and presentation appropriate for a luxury client environment
- Previous experience in fashion, luxury retail, styling, organizing, photography, or related fields is a plus, but not required
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