The Photographer is a skilled visual media professional within the Office of University Communications, responsible for planning and executing photography assignments across the University in support of marketing, communications, enrollment, advancement, and institutional needs. Reporting to the Senior Assistant Director of Image Services, this position produces high-quality imagery for a broad range of University communications channels — including print publications, digital marketing, websites, social media, and advertising — under the creative direction of the Image Services team leadership.
The Photographer brings technical expertise, artistic sensibility, and professionalism to every assignment, capturing compelling imagery of University events, campus life, portraits, academic programs, research, and special projects. This position works collaboratively within the Image Services team and in close coordination with University Communications colleagues to ensure photographic content meets the University’s brand standards and serves the communications needs of requesting departments and units. Minimum Qualifications
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR EQUIVALENCY AND TWO YEARS OF VISUAL / GRAPHIC ARTS EXPERIENCE RELATED TO THE AREA OF ASSIGNMENT ; OR EQUIVALENT COMBINATION OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE .
Preferred Qualificaitons.
Bachelor’s degree in photography, visual communications, fine arts, or a closely related field.
Minimum of two (2) to three (3) years of professional photography experience across a range of subjects and production environments.
A strong portfolio demonstrating technical proficiency and artistic range across event, portrait, editorial, and environmental photography.
Expert proficiency with professional DSLR or mirrorless camera systems and professional lighting equipment.
Proficiency with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop for post-production processing and retouching.
Strong organizational skills and reliable deadline management.
Professional, approachable demeanor in working with University subjects, clients, and colleagues.
Experience in higher education, editorial, or institutional photography.
Proficiency in video production and editing.
Familiarity with digital asset management platforms.
Experience with drone photography and FAA Part 107 certification.
Background in architectural, environmental, or product photography.

