Consumer Electronics Videographer & Photographer

About Us:

Headquartered in the United States, TP-Link Systems Inc. is a global provider of reliable networking devices and smart home products, consistently ranked as the world's top provider of Wi-Fi devices. The company is committed to delivering innovative products that enhance people's lives through faster, more reliable connectivity. With a commitment to excellence, TP-Link serves customers in over 170 countries and continues to grow its global footprint.

We believe technology changes the world for the better! At TP-Link Systems Inc, we are committed to crafting dependable, high-performance products to connect users worldwide with the wonders of technology.

Embracing professionalism, innovation, excellence, and simplicity, we aim to assist our clients in achieving remarkable global performance and enable consumers to enjoy a seamless, effortless lifestyle.

About the role:

Lighting skill is critical for the job. You'll report to the Creative Director and shoot both stills and motion, product, lifestyle, social, often in spaces that aren't built for it. Our studio setup is lean, so the work depends on what you can do with light and a few smart choices, not a big budget or a perfect room. When a full shoot isn't realistic, you'll know how to finish the work with AI tools instead. You'll also mentor the video designers on the team, so your standards become the team's standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Shoot photo and video for product, lifestyle, brand, and social content
• Light scenes with real skill, including imperfect spaces that need creative problem-solving, not just gear
• Set up and run lighting for studio and on-location shoots, adapting fast on site
• Use AI video and image tools to complete, fix or extend work when a full shoot isn't practical or budgeted
• Frame every shot with intention: composition, core concept, depth, and movement, never default
• Run a shoot solo or with a small crew, camera, lighting, and grip
• Mentor video designers, raising their lighting, framing, and storyboard.
• Keep an eye on what top brands are doing and bring fresh ideas into our own work
• Report directly to the Creative Director, turning creative direction into shot lists and lighting plans