Multimedia Specialist

Faith Technologies•Menasha, WI

23h•Onsite

About The Position

The Multimedia Specialist III provides advanced technical leadership across FTI’s multimedia production, ensuring consistency, craft excellence, and scalable execution across video, motion, photography, and post‑production. This role leads through influence rather than formal people management, setting technical standards, strengthening workflows, and elevating team output through mentorship, coaching, and hands‑on guidance. Partners closely with the Multimedia Strategy Manager to support execution planning, feasibility, and continuous improvement while maintaining a high bar for production quality and performance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Multimedia, Digital Media, Film, Communications, or related field (or equivalent professional experience).
7-10 years of advanced, hands-on multimedia production experience in an in-house, agency, or corporate environment.
Expert-level proficiency in multimedia production tools, including: Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom.
Demonstrated mastery of video production, editing, motion graphics, lighting, audio capture, and post-production workflows.
Proven experience leading complex productions and serving as a technical authority without formal people management responsibilities.
Strong ability to mentor, influence, and elevate peers through guidance, feedback, and example.
Excellent problem-solving skills with the ability to balance creative quality, efficiency, and deadlines.
Strong cross-functional collaboration and communication skills.

Responsibilities

Serves as the highest-level technical resource for multimedia execution, including video production, motion graphics, photography, audio, lighting, and post-production workflows.
Leads the execution of complex, high-visibility, or non-standard multimedia projects from brief through final delivery, ensuring adherence to FTI standards, timelines, and quality expectations.
Troubleshoots advanced technical challenges across production and post-production, identifying solutions that balance creative intent, efficiency, and scalability.
Reviews and approves multimedia work for technical accuracy, visual consistency, accessibility, and overall production quality prior to final delivery when required.
Acts as a subject-matter expert on emerging production techniques, tools, and best practices, evaluating applicability to FTI’s environment.
Establishes, documents, and evolves multimedia production standards, workflows, and technical best practices across video, motion, photography, and asset delivery.
Ensures consistent application of FTI brand standards, visual systems, templates, and accessibility requirements across all multimedia outputs.
Identifies gaps, risks, or inefficiencies in current workflows and recommends improvements that increase quality, speed, or scalability.
Partners with the Multimedia Strategy Manager to assess feasibility, production approach, and technical resourcing for upcoming initiatives.
Provides input on tools, software, equipment, templates, and infrastructure to support future-state multimedia needs.
Mentors and coaches Multimedia Specialists I and II through hands-on guidance, technical reviews, and constructive feedback.
Supports skill development across advanced editing, motion design, production planning, and execution techniques.
Models best practices in file organization, production workflows, collaboration, and professional communication.
Serves as a trusted escalation point for technical questions, quality concerns, and production challenges.
Contributes to onboarding, training resources, and knowledge-sharing initiatives for the Multimedia team.
Provides technical leadership during onsite video shoots and photoshoots as needed, supporting planning, execution, and quality control.
Assists with vendor coordination (freelancers, production partners, photographers) alongside leadership, including technical direction, deliverable reviews, and quality assurance.
Collaborates closely with Creative, Content, Strategy, and Project Management partners to ensure multimedia execution aligns with creative intent and business goals.
Communicates proactively regarding timelines, risks, dependencies, and production considerations.
Reinforces and upholds digital asset management (DAM) standards, including naming conventions, metadata, version control, and lifecycle management.
Identifies opportunities to improve asset organization, reuse, and long-term value.
Ensures assets are prepared appropriately for archiving, reuse, and cross-team distribution.
Performs other related duties as required and assigned.