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DRiV

Digital Asset Analyst

Southfield, MI · On-site

JOB LEVEL/FLSA STATUS: Entry Level FUNCTION: Product Content SUBFUNCTION: Digital Assets REPORTS TO: (LEADERSHIP TITLE/DEPARTMENT) Content Manager DIRECT REPORTS: (POSITIONS/TITLES) NA JOB SUMMARY:

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Digital Asset Analyst

DRiV

Southfield, MI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 26 days ago

Job description

INTENAL JOB TITLE:

Digital Asset Analyst

EXTERNAL JOB TITLE:

Digital Asset Analyst

BUSINESS GROUP:

Product Content US

REGION:

US

SITE LOCATION:

Southfield MI

JOB CODE/SECTION:

 

JOB LEVEL/FLSA STATUS:

Entry Level

FUNCTION:

Product Content

SUBFUNCTION:

Digital Assets

 

REPORTS TO: (LEADERSHIP TITLE/DEPARTMENT)

Content Manager

DIRECT REPORTS: (POSITIONS/TITLES)

NA

 JOB SUMMARY:

The Digital Asset Analyst is responsible for all aspects of digital asset data acquisition, management and distribution. The Digital Asset Analyst acts as a liaison between DRiV, Inc and the customer in areas relating to, but not limited to, digital asset delivery, data requirements and strategic initiatives. The Digital Asset Analyst will be required to maintain competency in Automotive Aftermarket industry data standards including, but not limited to, PIES and Digital Asset best practices. 

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Creation & acquisition of digital assets for DRiV electronic product catalog through photography and/or digital imaging or rendering
  • Manage digital asset to product relationship within digital asset management system and enrich asset metadata as necessary
  • Partner with Product Management, Engineering & Brand Marketing for regular asset library maintenance & upkeep according to industry standards and customer expectations.
  • Coordinate distribution of digital assets to internal and external delivery channels
  • Utilize interpersonal skills to build strong relationships with company and customer personnel 
  • Maintain expertise in digital asset best practices, industry standards (ACES and PIES) and customer specific formats 

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

EDUCATION:

  • Associates degree or greater with equivalent experience 
  • Photography or Marketing majors preferred 

EXPERIENCE:

  • Strong knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite and Adobe Photoshop required
  • Proficiency in MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint required 
  • Good decision-making ability, handle multiple tasks with minimal oversight and be able to prioritize 
  • Must be able to work in a team-based environment 
  • Experience with digital rendering workflows and software
  • Previous experience in the Automotive Aftermarket is preferred, particularly in the area of parts, catalog or data management 
  • Ability to travel if needed

REQUIREMENTS/CERTIFICATIONS:

 

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

  • Ability to lift and move a variety of automotive products as needed for photography

WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • A laboratory setting for image taking 

Other Duties: Additional duties, responsibilities, and activities may be required

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