Senior Photographer Job at Univision communications inc in San Antonio

Job OverviewLocal Media News Department at TelevisaUnivision San Antonio is looking for a Senior Photographer to join our team! You will work with assignment editors and newsroom managers to cover stories and monitor video content.ResponsibilitiesResponsible for shooting video and audio for all platforms, editing feeds and live shots.Lead and oversee the daily operations of the news photography team, ensuring strong communication, coordination, and execution in the field.Serve as the primary point of contact for all technical and equipment-related matters within the news department.Manage and track newsroom photography equipment, including cameras, live units, lighting, audio gear, and accessories, while maintaining organized workflows for equipment distribution and accountability.Develop and implement improved communication systems and operational workflows to increase efficiency among photographers and field crews.Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting support to photographers, producers, reporters, and newsroom staff during breaking news and daily coverage.Ensure all photographers follow newsroom standards for video quality, live shots, audio, lighting, and storytelling execution.Coordinate equipment readiness and technical support for special coverage, live events, remote productions, and breaking news situations.Monitor and interpret public safety radio communications (law enforcement, fire, EMS, and emergency management) to help coordinate crew deployment, maintain situational awareness, and support safe and timely news gathering.Mentor and support photographers by promoting collaboration, professionalism, creativity, and strong field production practices.Work closely with newsroom leadership to identify operational needs, technical improvements, and workflow efficiencies that enhance news gathering.Maintain a proactive approach to problem‑solving and serve as a dependable leader during high‑pressure and fast‑changing news situations.Oversee and maintain the LiveU satellite system on the Jeep to ensure it remains operational and ready for use.QualificationsMinimum of six years’ experience as a Photojournalist in a medium/major market television.BA/BS preferred in Journalism/Mass Communications or equivalent experience.Excellent multitasking and time‑management skills to assemble an exciting and informative newscast.Flexibility and on‑the‑spot problem‑solving abilities.Highly proficient in both English and Spanish.High ethical and journalistic standards.Ability to work in a fast‑paced and deadline‑driven environment.Knowledge of Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere, and file transfer protocols.Self‑initiative to stay up to date with new and emerging technologies and methods.Experience in a leadership role.Excellent organizational and communication skills.Valid CA Driver’s license with good driving record.Ability to work varying shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays.Able to carry, lift, and handle equipment of 50 pounds or more for prolonged periods of time.BenefitsPTOTuition reimbursementWellness and employee support programs401(k)Life and other insurance plansComprehensive and competitive health benefits package featuring medical, dental and vision coverage options.Equal Opportunity EmployerTelevisaUnivision is an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to ensuring a diverse workforce by providing broad outreach to all qualified applicants regarding job vacancies at the station. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to characteristics protected by law.#J-18808-Ljbffr Apply To this Job Company : Univision Communications, Inc Salary : Work from home  

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