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# Studio Operator (Memphis, TN)

- **Company:** Hispanic Technology Executive Council
- **Location:** Bentonville, AR, United States
- **Salary:** $37,190.0 - $57,304.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Databases, Design Studio
- **Published:** July 23, 2026
- **Apply:** https://jobs.localjobnetwork.com/apply/add/75260468/1

## About the Role

* At least 6 months experience in the photography industry or design studio field., * Associate Degree in Fine Arts, related Arts/Creative program or 2 years of college level courses in a related field.
 * Reliable with the ability to adapt to changing conditions
 * Ability to work under pressure in deadline-driven environment
 * Highly organized with exceptional attention to detail
 * Ability to prioritize/multi-task and follow projects through to completion
 * Strong oral and written communication skills
 * Excellent people skills
 * Team player

## Description

The Studio Operator is responsible for supporting multiple production function across the assigned Studio including camera operations, stylist, styling assistant, merchandise coordinator, studio maintenance and upkeep. In this role you will be mentored by the Studio Manager as well as leaders in various specialty on best practices.

**This role is located in our Memphis, TN studio.

The work:

 * Prepping/Ripping photo sets according to pre-determined lighting diagrams
 * Capturing the image of the products on set
 * Reviewing the final captured image and if the lighting or styling is off, elevating it to the stylist or lead operator to adjust
 * Ensure that the sku and angle matches the product on hand
 * Use our internal processes to save the images to our database
 * Responsible for prepping merchandise
 * Responsible for styling merchandise on set according to pre-determined styling guides
 * Responsible for removing any styling implements before merchandise is returned to client
 * Responsible for unpacking merchandise and checking it in
 * Responsible for checking merchandise out and packing it up to be returned to client
 * Communicate regularly with the team to ensure daily priorities are met and requirements are exceeded


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