Photographer (Remote in Italy)

TransPerfect; United States; Remote; USD 34,000 - 49,000; Part time

Job summary

DataForce by TransPerfect is seeking a freelance photographer to capture and submit high-quality RAW images that meet project specs. Daytime availability and consistent weekly productivity are required.

Role involves producing RAW images and pairs, ensuring originality, and meeting location eligibility guidelines. Applicants should have a strong portfolio and own camera gear; a flexible, self-motivated approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Must be 18+ years old and resident of Italy.
• Demonstrable photography experience and a strong portfolio.
• Own a full-frame or APS-C mirrorless/DSLR camera and a tripod.
• Ability to work independently and meet productivity and throughput expectations.
• Provide a sample of 5 RAW images including EXIF data during the application process.
• If selected, complete a short test by submitting 10 sample images for skill verification.

Responsibilities

• Capture high-quality native RAW images.
• Produce RAW images and Image Pairs as specified.
• Ensure images are unedited, original, not AI-generated, aesthetically pleasing and purposeful.
• Ensure compliance with location eligibility requirements for public and non-public images.
• Maintain a minimum weekly production target of 400 images.
• Meet a productivity target of 20 RAW images per hour.
• Upload images to the working platform.

Skills

Photography

Portfolio

Independent work

Education

Education in photography (plus)

Job description

Work Location:

Remote within Italy

Engagement Model:

Freelance / Independent Contractor

Preferred availability:

20 hours per week or more

Estimated Project Duration:

1-2 months

Compensation:

Task-based Induction and work coordination hours are compensated with $30. Production time is compensated for per item: $1.5 per picture. With an average throughput per hour of 20 images, the average compensation per hours is $30. Productivity bonus plan: Additional $100 for each 1k pictures that pass quality checks.

Role Summary

The Photographer is responsible for capturing and submitting high-quality, unedited RAW images that meet project specifications. This role requires daytime availability and the ability to consistently meet weekly productivity expectations.

Role Responsibilities

• Capture high-quality native RAW images.
• Produce both:
  • RAW Images: individual, unedited images captured directly from the device.
  • Image Pairs: pairs of identical unedited photos, with specific objects present in one and absent in the other photo.
• Ensure images are:
  • unedited
  • original
  • not AI-generated
  • aesthetically pleasing
  • visually interesting with an intent behind the composition.
• Ensure compliance with location eligibility requirements for public and non-public images.
• Maintain a consistent weekly production target of a minimum of 400 images per week.
• The productivity requirement is 20 RAW images per hour.
• Upload images to the working platform.

Role Requirements

• 18+ years old and resident of Italy
• Education or certification in the photography field is a plus.
• Demonstrable photography experience.
• Strong portfolio preferred.
• Must own a full-frame mirrorless/DSLR or APS-C mirrorless/DSLR camera and a tripod
• Ability to work independently and meet productivity and throughput expectations.
• Self-motivated, quick learner and organized
• Quality and detail-oriented mindset
• Reliable internet access for uploading large RAW files.
• Provide a sample of 5 RAW images including EXIF data during the application process.
• If selected to move forward, complete a short test by submitting 10 sample images for skill and device verification.
• Detailed instructions on how to complete this step will be shared.

DataForce by TransPerfect is part of the TransPerfect family of companies, the world's largest provider of language and technology solutions for global business, with offices in more than 100 cities worldwide. To learn more about DataForce please visit us at.

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