Digital Tech

Quince•San Francisco, CA

3d•$80,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an experienced Photo Digital Technician who thrives in a fast-paced production environment and brings both strong technical expertise and hands-on studio support skills. Success in this role means delivering highly accurate, efficient, and automated digital workflows; maintaining Quince naming conventions and upload standards at a 97% or higher accuracy rate; and supporting photographers and production teams through seamless on-set assistance. This role plays a critical part in ensuring image quality, operational efficiency, and consistency across all Quince photography assets. This role is required to be onsite 5-days in San Francisco.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience as a Digital Technician in a professional photography environment that includes ecommerce, Home, fashion, and high-volume photography environments
Excellent technical skills with a proven ability to automate and optimize digital workflows
Advanced proficiency in Capture One and Adobe Photoshop
Strong understanding of Canon camera systems, tethering hardware, and Pro-foto studio lighting
High attention to detail and strong organizational skills
Ability to work efficiently under pressure and meet tight deadlines
Strong communication and collaboration skills

Responsibilities

Tether cameras and manage image capture during studio and on-location shoots
Design, implement, and maintain automated workflows for file naming, organization, backups, and delivery
Maintain and enforce Quince file naming conventions with a target accuracy of 97% or higher
Ensure timely, accurate, and error-free file uploads with a 97% or higher on-time upload rate
Monitor image quality for focus, exposure, color, and consistency during capture
Manage on-set backups and ensure data integrity throughout the shoot
Prepare, package, and deliver files for post-production and archiving
Assist the photographer during shoots with technical and creative support
Set up, adjust, and break down lighting equipment, modifiers, and stands
Move and arrange furniture, props, and set elements as needed
Prep the studio before shoots and handle breakdown afterward
Troubleshoot cameras, computers, tethering systems, and lighting issues
Identify opportunities to improve workflows and lead studio efficiencies
Adhere to studio policies, industry best practices, and safety standards
Coordinate with producers, stylists, and crew to keep shoots running smoothly