Studio Photographer

September 19, 2026

At YETI, we believe that time spent outdoors matters more than ever and our gear can make that time extraordinary. When you work here, you’ll have the opportunity to create exceptional, meaningful work and problem solve with innovative team members by your side. Together, you’ll help our customers get the high-quality gear they need to make the most of their adventures. We are BUILT FOR THE WILD™.

We’re looking for an experienced Studio Photographer to come on board and help with all studio photography needs. The Studio Photographer will work in the in-house photo studio and will be responsible for creating high quality product and campaign images for marketing, web, and sales support materials. Ability to both style and photograph the product, while acting as G&E & DIT are important aspects of the role. You’ll work closely with content production, creative teams and product teams to shoot all studio photo needs for YETI Product.

Position Type (See Workplace Approach Below): Hybrid

Responsibilities

Shooting all YETI product for ecommerce site along with any other in-studio needs for campaigns/marketing materials
Style & Shoot product at in-house studio, in coordination with in house producer
Work with creative team to make sure everything is shot is matching current style of YETI studio photography
Deliver raw images to internal retoucher, ensuring photos are being shot to their needs
Collaborate with producer on shoot schedule and retouching timing, with flexibility & understanding for shifting priorities
Work within our product style guidelines, ensuring consistence and alignment for all images
Contribute to manual labor such as set break down, moving product, etc.
Understand deadlines and schedules in order to prioritize product shoots

Qualifications And Attributes

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in studio experience required
At least 5 years of experience in studio photography
Experience with shooting consumer products is required
Familiar with Photoshop and/or CaptureOne action sets, image resolution, color space, and image file formats
Understanding of lighting, reflections, materials, textures, and how they affect color
Strong visual skills, attention to detail and an eye for consistency and color
Experience using physical samples and reference files to match color
Strong knowledge in both natural and studio lighting
Ability to work independently and efficiently
Proficient with studio lighting, color balance, exposure, and composition
Responsive to constructive criticism and humbly accept design direction
Previous experience working at an agency or with an in-house creative team or brand a plus
You love process, details & organization—your file naming & storage is your pride
Knowledge of outdoors a plus
Optimistic, energetic and naturally brings the fun to the office

US Workplace Approach

Onsite: Role requires you to be onsite full-time.
Hybrid: Role requires you to be located in Austin, Texas and is a mixture of onsite and remote.
Remote: Role is full-time remote.

Approach may vary based on role.

YETI is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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