Photographer

Who we Are?

Intersection is an experience-driven Out of Home media and technology company that delivers programming, consumer amenities, and advertising to cities. From free internet access to way-finding to real-time information, our products make city life easier and more sustainable. We further enrich cities with experiential programming that inspires and engages people throughout their day. With valuable, diverse audiences in America’s top cities, we provide innovative, data-driven solutions for brands to reach urbanites at scale.

What is the Role?

Intersection is seeking a meticulous, skilled, and detail-oriented photographer for a part-time (20 hours/week) role in our San Francisco office. Reporting to our Marketing Manager, you will capture static and in-motion digital media assets on streets and in rail stations across the city.

Rather than simply providing proof that a campaign was posted, you will shoot through a sales-marketing lens—capturing our Out-of-Home (OOH) campaigns at their most effective for back-end marketing materials, social media, and recap videos.

Success in this role requires a keen eye for urban street photography and the ability to independently execute an assigned shot list. You will spend the majority of your time out in the field, efficiently routing your shoots and meeting tight deadlines. This 20-hour part-time position requires the flexibility to shoot when optimal conditions present themselves, with a heavy emphasis on peak commuter hours (7-9am & 4-6pm) in the city's most populated areas, plus occasional nights and weekends for major market events.

What you will accomplish:

• Shooting high-impact marketing photos of static and in-motion outdoor advertising during morning and evening rush hours (7-9am & 4-6pm) to leverage optimal crowd, traffic, and lighting conditions
• Independently executing assigned weekly shot lists, organizing your field routes efficiently to meet campaign deadlines
• Batch editing hero photos—including light AI touch-ups when necessary—and uploading/tagging all assets in the Intersection photo library within deadlines
• Communicating clearly with your manager during weekly check-ins to provide status updates on assigned shoots and proactively pivoting when field or weather challenges arise
• Participating in bespoke photoshoots of outdoor assets and flexing your schedule for occasional night/weekend events (concerts, sporting events, marathons) to showcase the power and atmosphere of our OOH media
• Capturing short video clips, time-lapses, and motion assets for use in social media and campaign recap videos

In the first 3 months you will:

• Understand how photography and video aid the sales process—going beyond basic proof-of-performance—and feel confident capturing all static and digital assets under optimal conditions.
• Learn the layout of our San Francisco inventory to efficiently route and execute your weekly shot lists.
• Build a strong rhythm with our Marketing Manager for receiving assignments, sharing status updates, and troubleshooting when field challenges arise.

Within the first year you will:

• Master how dynamic marketing photography and video drive the sales cycle.
• Establish yourself as a reliable, go-to field photographer for the Marketing team, continuously elevating the visual work coming out of the San Francisco office.
• Assist with special projects and local shoots for our corporate creative team as needed.

You're a great fit for this role because:

• You have a bachelor’s degree in Photography or a related field, basic photography equipment (required), a valid driver’s license, and reliable access to a car.
• You are an organized self-starter who feels comfortable working independently in the field to execute an assigned shot list on deadline.
• You are a reliable communicator who provides clear status updates and adapts quickly when plans or weather conditions change.
• You have a flexible approach to your 20-hour schedule to shoot during rush hours and occasional night/weekend market events.
• You’ve got an artistic eye for urban street photography and are comfortable shooting in busy public spaces to capture the vibe of the city.
• You have experience shooting short-form digital video clips for social media and recap videos.
• You’re proficient in Mac & PC platforms, Microsoft Office, and Adobe Creative Cloud (specifically batch editing and light AI retouching).
• You’ve got Out-of-Home media experience (a strong plus).

In order to be considered for this opportunity, you must submit an up-to-date online portfolio featuring work samples related to the job requirements.

Compensation Range: $40-45/hr

Hybrid Work Policy: Our team operates on a hybrid schedule to balance flexibility with face-to-face collaboration. We require all employees to be in the office every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with the flexibility to work remotely the remainder of the week.

At Intersection we celebrate every voice that makes us unique and every perspective that makes us grow. It’s our shared responsibility to create an equitable environment where every employee contributes to the culture of the company. Our products and offerings impact cities across the world and it’s our goal to represent the diversity and differences that make cities special. We will be relentless in that pursuit, because together we are better. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, and veteran status.

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