Multi-Media Production Specialist

Akima, LLC•Sierra Vista, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Multi-Media Production Specialist supports the UAS IMS Contract at Fort Huachuca, Arizona by producing high-quality instructional media, training support materials, and documentation products in direct support of U.S. Army Aviation training. This is a dual-function role encompassing both instructional media production — including animated and video-based training content developed for classroom instruction and event and documentation support, including photography and videography of training activities, student milestones, and cadre events. Work is performed in both office and tactical field environments as mission requirements dictate. This position requires a self-directed professional with strong technical production skills, creative problem-solving ability, and the discipline and adaptability to operate effectively in a military training environment. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to quality, attention to detail, and the professional maturity to produce work that meets or exceeds the standards our customer.

Requirements

Minimum of four (4) years of documented experience in multimedia production, video production, instructional media development, or a closely related field.
Demonstrated proficiency in professional video editing platforms such as Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Blender, or industry equivalents.
Demonstrated proficiency in Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, Photoshop, or equivalent graphic design suites.
Familiarity with AI-facilitated production tools for animation, video enhancement, and content generation (e.g., Adobe Firefly, Google Gemini, ChatGPT).
Advanced hands-on experience with professional camera systems, studio/field lighting configurations, and stabilization hardware.
Strong storyboarding, script interpretation, and visual planning skills.
Proven ability to receive, process, and promptly incorporate constructive feedback under tight deadlines.
Physical and professional capability to work effectively in both structured office settings and dynamic field environments.
Applicant required to provide Portfolio/Proof of Required Qualifications at time of Interview

Nice To Haves

Associate's or bachelor's degree in Multi-Media Production, Digital Media, Communications, Graphic Design, or a related field.
Familiarity with U.S. Army or Department of Defense training environments.
Experience producing instructional media aligned to specific learning objectives or training programs of instruction.
Experience operating in military installation or tactical field environments.

Responsibilities

Support development and production of UAS specific audio/video training materials used throughout the 2-13th AVN REGT Program of Instruction.
Assist in the development of training scenarios, Computer Based Training, Distance Learning, Playable on Demand Videos, and filming of scenarios for use in Class Presentations and support of live flight Training Missions, as well as document historical unit events.
Capture live events: Film and photograph high-profile military and academic events including Graduations, Change of Command Ceremonies, Change of Responsibility Ceremonies, and official rehearsals.
Studio photography: Execute professional staff photos by applying professional lighting design principles and utilizing available equipment.
Video creation: Produce, edit, and deliver cinematic video presentations engineered specifically for playback at large-scale graduation ceremonies.
Instructional Media (CBT): Build Computer-Based Training (CBT) videos by translating storyboards and narration prompts into engaging, interactive learning modules.
Advanced Visuals: Integrate 3D-rendered objects and complex animations into digital media to visually simplify intricate concepts.
Material Production: Print, laminate, and assemble precise operational maps, large-format posters, standard checklists, and tactical flipbooks.
Custom Engraving: Operate professional engraving equipment to customize award plaques and presentation items.
Quality Assurance: Edit final deliverables in formats specified by the customer or program management.
Subject Matter Familiarity: Maintain familiarity with the subject matter of supported Programs of Instruction (POI) to ensure technical accuracy of produced content.