Junior Media Specialist (Remote)

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Junior Media Specialist (JMS) owns the visual assets required for a client website—from market and brand research to cohesive imagery and production-ready logos. The JMS ensures assets are accurate, compliant, organized, and ready for the Website Builder and Data Specialist to use without additional handoffs.

WHAT YOU’LL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR

• Gathering relevant information from client’s brokerage and social media profiles to aid in the curation of image folders

• Adhering to image best practices as well as company standards when curating folders

• Sourcing stock imagery that strictly adheres to our SOPs

• Updating internal image library and collections, assigning appropriate labels when necessary

• Finding the correct client and brokerage logos

• Confirming logos meet documented brokerage and compliance requirements

• Preparing web-ready light, dark, transparent, favicon, and required size variants

• Creating standard client/brokerage lockups when needed

• Delivering imagery and logos together as one complete asset package

• Escalating unclear compliance requirements or complex logo reconstruction

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR

• Fresh graduates with a background in graphic design, fine arts, web design are strongly encouraged to apply — full training is provided.

• Impeccable eye for design + strong knowledge of imagery best practices.

• Meticulous attention to detail.

• Resourcefulness and updated on imagery best practices and SOPs.

• Understanding of main US markets and interior/exterior design styles.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• Must be a current resident of the Philippines

• Willing to work graveyard hours, 5 days a week, 9 hours a day (with a one-hour meal break)

• Own a laptop or desktop

• Have a valid government ID

• Have an existing bank account or willing to open one if hired

• Have a stable internet connection that is at least 25 mbps and have a back-up connection too

• Live in area where there is stable power supply that is not interrupted by constant power outages