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Enters all patient data into Image Manager Computer System as trained by manufacturer. * Collects and labels all specimens obtained from the patient during endoscopic procedures following hospital ...

Enters all patient data into Image Manager Computer System as trained by manufacturer. * Collects and labels all specimens obtained from the patient during endoscopic procedures following hospital ...

Enters all patient data into Image Manager Computer System as trained by manufacturer. * Collects and labels all specimens obtained from the patient during endoscopic procedures following hospital ...

Image Analysis Engineer

Seattle, WA · On-site

$160K - $250K/yr

As the Image Analysis Engineer, your responsibilities are: • Lead image analysis from probe bring ... managing your time • Pride in your work - real desire to do quality work • Career-minded ...

Image Analysis Engineer

Seattle, WA · On-site

$160K - $250K/yr

As the Image Analysis Engineer, your responsibilities are: • Lead image analysis from probe bring ... managing your time • Pride in your work - real desire to do quality work • Career-minded ...

Understanding of Azure cloud platform especially with Microsoft 365, Cloud management software products like Terraform or Nerdio, Azure Image Library, Azure Active Directory concepts, Network ...

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How much do image manager jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 18, 2026, the average yearly pay for image manager in the United States is $81,677.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $116,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an Image Manager do?

An Image Manager is responsible for organizing, storing, and maintaining digital image assets for an organization. They ensure that images are properly cataloged, tagged with metadata, and easily accessible by relevant teams. Image Managers may also oversee the quality control of images, manage permissions and usage rights, and coordinate with photographers, designers, and marketing staff to support branding and communication needs. Their work helps streamline workflows and protects the organization's visual content.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Image Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Image Manager, you need a solid understanding of digital asset management, image editing, metadata standards, and organization, often supported by a degree in visual arts, photography, or a related field. Proficiency with tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and digital asset management (DAM) systems is typically required. Strong attention to detail, excellent organizational skills, and effective communication make someone stand out in this position. These skills ensure efficient image workflows, brand consistency, and the effective use of visual assets across projects.

What is the difference between Image Manager vs Photo Editor?

AspectImage ManagerPhoto Editor
Primary RoleOversees image assets, manages image libraries, and ensures proper storage and organization.Edits, retouches, and enhances photos for final presentation or publication.
Skills & CertificationsKnowledge of digital asset management systems, basic photo editing skills, organizational skills.Proficiency in photo editing software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop), artistic skills, and photo retouching certifications.
Work EnvironmentTypically works in marketing, media, or corporate settings managing large image collections.Works in creative studios, advertising agencies, or media companies editing images for campaigns.

While both roles involve working with images, the Image Manager focuses on organizing and maintaining image assets, whereas the Photo Editor specializes in editing and enhancing photos for visual appeal. Understanding these differences helps employers and professionals align skills with job requirements.

What are some common challenges an Image Manager faces when organizing large digital asset libraries?

Image Managers often encounter challenges such as maintaining consistent metadata, implementing effective naming conventions, and ensuring the efficient retrieval of assets across multiple departments. Managing permissions and access rights for a diverse team can also be complex, especially when handling sensitive or licensed images. Regular audits and collaboration with IT and creative teams help to streamline workflows and prevent content silos, enabling smoother project execution.
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Job description

Freedom Technology Solutions Group is seeking an Image Scientist. The  Image Scientist (IS) will serve as a technical specialist for research, evaluation and verification of highly complex image and video processing systems for geospatial intelligence sensors, systems, and applications. The IS will provide expert-level consultation, problem solving, and verification for all GEOINT quality assessments, studies, and standards. The IS will provide detailed recommendations and risk assessments to Government and technical leadership. The IS will design, develop, evaluate, and verify the implementation of complex image processing software products, algorithms, and workflows. The IS will mentor and guide junior image scientists in the development of criteria for testing algorithm and system's cognitive performance objectively from an end-user perspective, as well as perform evaluation and testing on simulated and operational data.

Required Qualifications:

  • Active TS/SCI with the ability to obtain a Poly
  • Master's degree/PhD in Imaging Science, Physics, Engineering, Mathematics or quantitative science field and 10 years of experience as a Image Scientist
  • Demonstrated knowledge of digital imaging systems principles and practices
  • Experience supporting the development, testing, and analysis of image collection systems
  • Experience applying engineering standards, principles, theories, concepts and techniques to solve complex problems associated with image product formation from raw sensor and associated metadata
  • Experience or working knowledge with advanced photogrammetric techniques and principles
  • Experience performing image system simulations to produce realistic test data to support system validation and testing
  • Experience or demonstrated ability to develop, assess, and implement Image Quality Equations
  • Experience building image processing algorithms
  • Experience programming in Matlab and/or Python, C++, or other equivalent programming languages
  • Experience analyzing and assessing quality of image data across the full-range of sensor types, sources, and phenomenology's

Junior Level:

  • Graduation from and accredited Image Science program at a university or military training program.  
  • Basic understanding of simulation and modeling techniques or the image creation process.  
  • Working knowledge of imagery systems to include basic types of PAN, IR, and RADAR.  
  • Working knowledge of various basic ELTs, Matlab, and mathematics/equations/functions.  
  • Basic knowledge of sensor types to include airborne, space-borne, and FMV.  
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office tools.  
  • Basic oral and written communication skills.

Mid Level:

All the junior level experience plus:

  • Experience with creation of imagery evaluations, image quality studies, new product/sensor initializations, product algorithm assessments, and the development of image quality equations.  
  • Working knowledge and practical application of modeling components of the image creation path to include sensor, detector, atmospheric, and material properties.
  • Experience with imaging systems to include PAN, IR, MSI/HSI, RADAR, and LIDAR, on both space or airborne platforms.  
  • Simulation and modeling experience and ability to develop algorithm description documentation for software development.  
  • Familiarity with current GEOINT systems, products and development, as well as exploitation software packages such as all ELTs, AGITK, and other software plug-ins or applications necessary to develop test and verification methodologies.
  • Typically reports to a manager, work is independent yet collaborative.

Senior Level:

All the junior and mid Level experience plus:

  • Ability to develop and lead any large-scale evaluations to include, but not limited to, image quality studies, new product/sensor initializations, product algorithm assessments, back to operations reviews, and the development of image quality equations (IQEs).  
  • Full image processing and digital signal processing experience.
  • Image chain analysis to include atmospheric modeling, signal quality and noise, optics, detector calibration, and image processing of pixel data to display radiometrically correct values.
  • Application of error estimation for thermometric and material identification products.  
  • Understanding and application of image quality standards such as NIIRS scales and metrics.  
  • Significant applied knowledge of sensor imaging systems, products, and exploitation processes.  
  • Strong understanding of the systems engineering lifecycle to include independent testing and data verification.  
  • Strong written and oral communication skills to include briefing and creation of presentations.  
  • Self-starter with ability to learn, research, and solve problems with on their own accord.
  • Work is highly independent and you may assume a lead role.