Sale Photo & Listing Assistant

• Get Paid for Your Hobby: Use your eye for photography every day on a huge variety of items, from mid-century furniture to vintage cameras to fine china.
• Impactful Work: Every item you photograph helps a senior or their family get the most from their belongings during a big life change.
• Collaborative Environment: Be part of a supportive team where your contributions are valued and you can grow with us.
• Flexible Hours: Typical hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, scheduled around our sales.

• →Photograph Items with Care: Take several photos of each item: front, back, labels, maker’s marks, serial numbers, and any damage. Make the most of available light and backgrounds, and show each item honestly and at its best.
• →Label Each Item: Follow our item-numbering system so every photo is matched to the right item and listing.
• →Capture the Details Buyers Ask About: Measure furniture and larger items, photograph signatures, and note anything the camera can’t show, like a wobble or a smell.
• →Upload & Organize: Upload each sale’s photos to our shared folders, organized by sale, so listings can be prepared quickly.
• →Review & Fix: Check draft listings for accuracy, then retake photos or add notes wherever something is unclear or missing.
• →Stage for Sales: Help arrange, group, and prepare items for online auctions, consignment, and estate sales, and pitch in on other sale prep as needed.
• →Collaborate: Work closely with our team and, at times, with clients and their families, with a professional and empathetic approach.

• Passionate About Photography: You enjoy taking photos and care about quality: focus, lighting, framing, and true-to-life color. Experience with a smartphone or a camera is welcome. No professional background needed.
• Detail-Oriented: You notice chips, stains, missing pieces, and maker’s marks, and you capture them. Honest listings build buyer trust.
• Tech-Savvy: Comfortable with smartphone apps, Google Drive, and scheduling and time-keeping tools.
• Organized & Consistent: You follow the same steps every time, even on a 300-item sale.
• Empathetic & Respectful: You understand that these are people’s personal belongings and treat clients and their homes with care.
• Physically Capable: Able to lift and move items weighing 40–60 pounds and to stand, bend, and kneel for extended periods.
• Reliable: Reliable transportation to job sites across the Greater Portland area and beyond.
• Flexible & Adaptable: Able to work in varied environments, including cluttered or unclean spaces (we provide gloves and aprons).

• Part-time, flexible hours. Let us know your availability when you apply.

Equal Opportunity Employer
Caring Transitions of Beaverton is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.