Quality Control Specialist - Design, Contract
Job Description
- Strong communication skills
- Knowledge of editing video and audio in software
- Broad knowledge of Adobe Suite software
- Understanding of video delivery specs and exporting standards
- Strong organizational skills with experience in video file sharing
- Data ingest and management experience
- Strong sense of catalog organization and file naming convention to manage file storage
- Keen eye for design principles and strong attention to detail
- Monitor production compliance to provided standards and guidelines.
- Check for copy alignment, spelling, technical specification alignment, and technical errors on any output produced.
- Manage QC requirements and risk analysis by enforcing and improving the workflow.
- Organize, track, and ensure quality of final files before delivery to trafficking team or clients.
- Execute planning, scoping and estimation of QC efforts.
- Assist with data ingest and file organization management on our Wander server alongside the Asset Management team.
You are an excellent communicator who is able to work closely with Producers, Design Supervisors, Production Designers, Studio Artists and Technical artists to ensure assets are successfully delivered without errors. Mitigating risks and managing QC can be challenging, but your organizational and interpersonal skills are up to the test. Through working closely with our content creation studios, Wander and ArtBot, you have a wholistic view of all the projects to ensure excellent quality control. As a self-starter, you work with the team from a project’s creation, to its archival. You apply your Quality Control skills to production outputs large and small including video executions, mobile applications HTML banners and digital products. You are excited by the fast pace of advertising and work to support the team.
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You will:
- Monitor production compliance to provided standards and guidelines.
- Check for copy alignment, spelling, technical specification alignment, and technical errors on any output produced.
- Manage QC requirements and risk analysis by enforcing and improving the workflow.
- Organize, track, and ensure quality of final files before delivery to trafficking team or clients
- Execute planning, scoping and estimation of QC efforts.
- Assist with data ingest and file organization management on our Wander server alongside the Asset Management team
You have:
- Strong communication skills
- Knowledge of editing video and audio in software including Davinci Resolve & Premiere
- Broad knowledge of Adobe Suite software including but not limited to Photoshop & After Effects
- Understanding of video delivery specs and exporting standards
- Strong organizational skills with experience in video file sharing
- Data ingest and management experience.
- Strong sense of catalog organization and file naming convention to manage file storage
- Keen eye for design principles and strong attention to detail.
Our new hires & employees are the future of our organization, and we want to set you up for long-term success. In an effort to do so, we expect our team to work from an office 5 days a week.We understand that not everyone may feel comfortable with this expectation, so we ask that you please let us know immediately if there are any concerns so we can help navigate accordingly.
Please note the rate below is hourly.
We continually review ranges to address skills, experience and markets. Base salaries are determined during our interview process, by assessing a number of factors that include, but aren’t limited to, a candidate’s experience and skills relative to the scope and responsibilities of the position. For current CM employees, tenure will also be a consideration.
Salary Range
$28 - $30 USD
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