Visual Art & Photo Lab Specialist: Studio & Editing

Salt Lake Community College (UT); Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Salt Lake Community College (UT) seeks a photography lab assistant to support students and instructors in the photography lab and studio. Responsibilities include daily facility and equipment maintenance, inventory, and opening/closing duties.

Ideal candidates will have 1–2 years of photography experience or education and strong communication skills. Proficiency with Lightroom Classic, Capture One Pro, and Photoshop is preferred, along with comfort with both digital and analog workflows.

Qualifications

• Self-motivated to help students and instructors in the photography lab and studio.
• Good interpersonal communication skills.
• Basic computer skills and knowledge in Lightroom Classic, Capture One Pro, and Photoshop.
• Proficiency with digital workflow, analog workflow, all formats of cameras, studio lighting, and equipment.
• Ability to communicate effectively with a broad range of people from diverse backgrounds.

Responsibilities

• Self-motivated to help students and instructors in the photography lab and studio.
• Daily maintenance of the facilities and equipment (duties include cleaning, mixing chemicals, checking out equipment, and inventory).
• Opening and closing the facility.
• Good interpersonal communication skills.

Skills

Self-motivation

Interpersonal communication

Digital workflow

Studio lighting

Education

1–2 years photography experience or education

Tools

Lightroom Classic

Capture One Pro

Photoshop

Job description

Salt Lake Community College (UT) seeks a photography lab assistant to support students and instructors in the photography lab and studio. Responsibilities include daily facility and equipment maintenance, inventory, and opening/closing duties.

Ideal candidates will have 1–2 years of photography experience or education and strong communication skills. Proficiency with Lightroom Classic, Capture One Pro, and Photoshop is preferred, along with comfort with both digital and analog workflows.