Technical Imagery Specialist — 3D & Composite Imaging

R3 Strategic Support Group; Maryland; On-site; USD 98,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The Technical Imagery Specialist at NSWC Indian Head Division (EXU-1) will edit and prepare imagery for Munition Technical Reports, removing backgrounds and creating clean cut-outs, composites, and exploded views for technical analysis. The specialist will deliver training and maintain image libraries to support engineering, reverse engineering, and threat assessment tasks.

Responsibilities include color correction, labeling, and ensuring adherence to report layouts, providing imagery support to

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Associate degree or equivalent work experience.
• Minimum of five years of related work experience.
• Advanced Adobe Photoshop proficiency with precise cut-outs.
• Experience with multi-image compositing and non-destructive editing.
• Experience with 3D scanning and photogrammetry desired.
• Proficiency with Illustrator, Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Responsibilities

• Remove backgrounds from component photographs to produce clean cut-outs.
• Build composite images from separately photographed components (reconstructed assemblies, cutaway and exploded views).
• Retouch and color-correct imagery for consistency across reports.
• Insert labels, callouts and measurements as requested from report author.
• Prepare images for publication and export for reports, maintain layered master files.

Skills

Advanced Photoshop proficiency

Oral and written communication

Photogrammetry

Education

Bachelor’s or Associate degree or equivalent

Tools

Adobe Illustrator

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Outlook

Job description

The Technical Imagery Specialist at NSWC Indian Head Division (EXU-1) will edit and prepare imagery for Munition Technical Reports, removing backgrounds and creating clean cut-outs, composites, and exploded views for technical analysis. The specialist will deliver training and maintain image libraries to support engineering, reverse engineering, and threat assessment tasks.

Responsibilities include color correction, labeling, and ensuring adherence to report layouts, providing imagery support to