- New Pig is seeking a proven Photoshop Artist – Image Retoucher to join our Creative team. This position is responsible for production-level graphic/digital work and projects.
- The successful candidate is proficient in Photoshop andother Adobe CC applications, and will produce digital assets that meet technical, aesthetic and brand standards.
- Primary responsibilities include preparing digital images (including clipping paths, color correcting, masking and retouching), production of final files and maintaining the library of creative assets.
- Please note: This is an onsite position at our headquarters in Tipton, PA 16684.
Responsibilities
- Photoshop raw and existing images to produce final digital files – includes cleaning and retouching, clipping paths, creating product shadows, color correction, white balancing and masking
- Digitally manipulate images as directed to add, remove and/or replace content
- Ensure quality, accuracy and consistency of color and other properties within and between images
- Accurately name and upload files to required destinations, and assist with maintaining library of creative assets
- Identify, communicate and offer solutions to any issues during the production process
- Meet project deadlines
- Stay up to date with industry tools and trends
- Follow brand standards and guidelines
- Adhere to New Pig’s Safety, Environmental, and Quality standards
Qualifications
- Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator and other Adobe Creative Cloud applications on a Mac platform
- Experience in photo editing and compositing of commercial photography
- Proficient knowledge of CMYK, RGB, color modes, conversion, tone structure, flesh tones and multitone files
- Photoshop portfolio with before and after examples of image production
- Experience managing images within a DAM (Digital Asset Management) system
- 3-D modeling experience a plus
- Skilled problem solver, detail oriented, highly organized with the ability to manage multiple projects with minimal supervision
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