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Missouri State University is accepting applications for an Assistant Director, Creative Services - Photography.

Responsibilities: Serves as chief photographer for Creative Services. This person plans, prioritizes, and coordinates resources to visually illustrate campus life. The Assistant Director, Creative Services -Photography works with writers, graphic designers, social media, and digital marketing teams within Marketing Communications; assists in the production of multi-image and multimedia presentations for promotional use by the University; and manages the University’s digital asset management system for still photographs. The Assistant Director, Creative Services - Photography oversees the staff and budget for the office, including invoicing clients; drafting contracts with Intercollegiate Athletics and the West Plains campus; and negotiating and purchasing photography and computer equipment used by the office.

For required qualifications and application procedures: https://jobs.missouristate.edu.  Pay Grade: 43. Salary range is $58,638-$60,442/annually. Employment will require a criminal background check at the University's expense. An Equal Opportunity Employer and Institution.

 

At least three years of professional photography experience in assignment shooting and studio experience is required and must include experience in conventional film and print processing, electronic imaging, and post-production. Management and supervisory experience is required. Experience in multi-image and multi-media work is preferred.

The skill level demonstrated must be that of an experienced photographer with demonstrated abilities in composition, creativity, proper digital darkroom techniques, color, black and white photography, sports action and studio photography. Ability to evaluate situations and make good decisions are required. Knowledge in wireless file transmitting and FTP systems are required. Management skills such as staff supervision, scheduling, inventory control, and property control are required.