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As Photo Director, lead our in-house photo studio to capture compelling imagery for print and digital marketing materials, including our 892-page catalog. Guide, direct and empower a photo studio team of 20+ employees to produce industrial product and lifestyle photography for B2B omnichannel marketing.
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Provide hands-on direction of photo shoots for studio, location and travel assignments. Collaborate with the Creative, Merchandising and Product Marketing departments to identify objectives and communicate photo project expectations.
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Director, lead our in-house photo studio to capture compelling imagery. Responsibilities Guide, direct and empower a photo studio team of 20+ Provide hands-on direction of photo shoots for studio.
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Collaborate with the Imaging team and studio partners to optimize processes and workflows between groups. We're doubling our studio space in 2024 - join us for continued growth. Knowledge of Capture One, Adobe Creative Cloud and Digital Asset Management programs.
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Our in-house photo studio is expanding! Operate and maintain studio equipment, organize photo supplies and maintain storage areas. 4+ years of experience in a photography studio or corporate advertising / communications department.
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Bring your eye for impeccable photography to Uline's award-winning creative department! Uline is North America's leading distributor of shipping, industrial and packaging materials. With over 9,000 employees across 13 locations, it's time you joined Uline.
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