Per Diem Product Photographer
dealmedToms River (NJ)
About the role
About the Role:
Dealmed Medical Supplies is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented Product Photographer to join our team on a per diem basis. In this role, you will capture high-quality product images for use on our website, e-commerce platforms, marketing materials, and internal systems. The ideal candidate has a creative eye, takes pride in producing consistent, professional work, and is comfortable working independently.
Responsibilities:
Photograph medical products using proper lighting and composition techniques to produce clear, accurate, and professional images. Edit and enhance photos to ensure a consistent look and quality across all platforms. Upload, organize, and maintain digital image files at the end of each shift. Maintain photography equipment and report any equipment issues as needed. Follow established photography standards and meet assigned deadlines. Work independently while managing multiple projects efficiently. Keep the photography workspace clean, organized, and ready for use.
Qualifications:
Previous photography experience required, with product photography experience strongly preferred. Proficiency with basic photo editing software and digital file management. Basic computer skills, including uploading, organizing, and maintaining digital files. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Reliable, punctual, and able to maintain a flexible work schedule.
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