Digital Asset Administrator

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FTI’s Digital Asset Administrator supports the organization, governance, and distribution of branded assets within FTI’s digital asset management (DAM) system, serving as a centralized source of truth for digital content. This role plays a pivotal part in supporting FTI’s brand strategy by ensuring metadata accuracy, asset integrity, and brand consistency across all digital files. The Digital Asset Administrator serves as the primary owner of DAM standards, taxonomy, and governance, ensuring long‑term scalability, consistency, and usability of FTI’s digital assets.

This role requires a strong background in digital content workflows, asset taxonomy, and cross‑functional collaboration, as well as the ability to establish and uphold standards that support efficient discovery, access, and reuse of assets across the organization. A positive attitude and team‑centric demeanor are essential, as this role operates within FTI’s holistic Marketing Communications team and works closely with creative, multimedia, and cross‑functional partners to enable effective, compliant, and scalable use of digital assets.

We are seeking a candidate with experience in digital asset management, archival practices, or information governance, and a strong understanding of how assets are organized, maintained, and scaled within enterprise environments. The ideal candidate will demonstrate expertise in metadata standards, taxonomy development, controlled vocabularies, and DAM best practices to support efficient discovery, reuse, and long‑term consistency. Proficiency with digital asset management platforms (e.g., Frontify), content management systems, and related tools is required, along with the ability to apply system capabilities to support governance, workflows, and standards.

A solid understanding of copyright, intellectual property rights, and regulatory considerations related to asset usage and distribution is essential. The role also requires strong visual literacy to assess asset quality and brand alignment, familiarity with digital preservation and archival standards to support lifecycle management and version control, and the ability to analyze asset usage and metadata performance to drive continuous improvement.

Awareness of emerging trends and technologies in digital asset management and information governance within enterprise environments is highly valued.

Education:

Bachelor's degree in Information Systems, Marketing Asset Management, Database Administration or equivalent body of work experience.

Experience:

Five or more years of experience in library science, digital asset management, or any appropriate combination of education and experience as determined by management.

Travel: 5‑10%.

Work Schedule:

This position works between the hours of 7 AM and 5 PM, Monday‑Friday. However, work may be performed at any time on any day of the week to meet business needs.

• Serves as the primary owner of FTI’s digital asset management (DAM) standards, taxonomy, and governance, ensuring long‑term scalability, consistency, and usability of all digital assets.
• Works closely with Creative Services and Multimedia teams to establish, implement, and continuously improve workflows and policies for the acquisition, ingestion, cataloging, versioning, archival, and retirement of photo and video assets within the DAM system.
• Establishes and upholds metadata standards, including controlled vocabularies, naming conventions, tagging protocols, and copyright requirements, to improve asset discoverability, search performance, and compliance.
• Applies accurate and complete metadata to digital assets, including filenames, keywords, descriptions, subject IDs, usage rights, and copyright information,…