Camera Technician
Brooklyn Film Camera is looking for a detail-oriented Camera Technician to join our Camera Department. We restore, repair, and maintain 35mm and 120mm film cameras for analog photographers around the world. The role is hands-on and collaborative, ideal for someone with technical aptitude and a genuine love of film photography. You will work alongside experienced technicians on customer repairs and in-house inventory while continuing to build your skills in a supportive, specialized environment.
Skills
Intermediate knowledge of camera servicing, preferably analog.
Strong attention to detail across new and repetitive tasks.
Comfort with hand tools, including bit driver sizes and improvising tools or parts for bespoke tasks.
Working knowledge of electrical systems, including inspection, testing, and troubleshooting, and familiarity with the corresponding tools.
Responsibilities
Assist in deep cleaning and refurbishing 35mm and medium format film cameras.
Keep products organized from intake through stocking, both physically and in our digital systems.
Coordinate with fellow technicians on customer repair needs and prepare quote estimates.
Cross-train with colleagues to maintain skill parity and encourage collaboration.
Pursue self-guided skill development when primary tasks are complete.
Lift up to 50 lbs unassisted and move equipment across stairs within the workspace.
Experience
Hands-on camera technician work, preferably with analog systems.
Personal or professional photography experience and an understanding of how technical issues affect final images.
Comfort with data entry and organization using online spreadsheets and team management platforms.
Pay and benefits
Starts at $22/hour DOE
Quarterly bonuses based on company performance.
Floating PTO for Labor Day and for your birthday.
Paid lunches and paid breaks.
Free film stipend.
Snacks and drinks at work.
30% employee discount.
How to apply
Email a short note and your resume with the subject line CAMERA TECHNICIAN. Include a brief example of a repair or technical task you have handled and what tools or diagnostics you used.
