Photo Editor
EOP, with a focus on manufacturing orthopedic products, laboratory products, and medical equipment and supplies, operates in the healthcare industry with a commitment to development and innovation.Building on quality, innovation, and efficiency, we are continuously striving to provide reliable and value-driven products.At EOP, human capital is the most important factor in organizational growth and success, and we value participation and continuous learning.We strive to create an environment where individuals can develop their capabilities, share their ideas, and play an active role in improving the organization.If you are looking for a dynamic, professional, and opportunity-driven environment where you can grow and make an impact, EOP can be the right place to start or continue your professional journey.
Photo Editor
Job Description and Responsibilities
- Editing photos taken by the company’s photographer.
- Your responsibility is limited to photo editing.
- Payment will be calculated on a per-shot basis.
- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop is required.
Job Requirements
Gender
No preferenceSoftware Skills
Adobe Photoshop | Intermediate
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