Boston University is hiring: BROADCAST RECORDING TECHNICIAN II WBUR Program Prod

The Broadcast Recording Technician II is responsible for the on-air Essential Functions: engineering and production of WBUR broadcast quality audio, consisting primarily of on-air studio console operation and digital editing/mixing. The Broadcast Recording Technician II helps provide coverage for vacation and sick-time of other Broadcast Recording Technicians and Technical Directors, and as a result may need to work late hours and weekends. The position also assists the Production Manager in the scheduling and management of WBUR studio usage.

Key Responsibilities:

• Responsible for the engineering of WBUR's on-air signal.
• Operates air-studio audio console.
• Previews all sound elements with critical ear to ensure broadcast quality, and maintains proper volume levels and balance during playback.
• Serves as Operator On Duty.
• Responsible for airing all underwriting announcements according to Program Log, noting in writing any changes to fulfill contractual obligations.
• Edits and mixes WBUR local news stories, promotional announcements and other non-news material as assigned by the Production Manager using the latest digital technology, including Pro Tools.
• Records both news and non-news events at remote locations for possible use in various programs as assigned.
• May include recording and editing of Boston University lectures, Marsh Chapel services, and other lectures or forums for possible broadcast, and listener testimonials for use during on-air fundraisers.
• Provide coverage for vacation and sick-time of other Broadcast Recording Technicians, and Technical Directors.
• Assists the Production Manager in scheduling of WBUR studio usage.
• Escort studio guests in and out of WBUR studios.
• Other duties as assigned, including participation in station activities.

Required Skills:
Vocational or Technical Training required with at least one to three years of relevant work experience.

Required Experience:
Vocational or Technical Training required with at least one to three years of relevant work experience.