Broadcast Technician jobs in Boston, MA

WCVB TV, Boston’s News Leader and the Hearst Television ABC Affiliate serving the greater Boston area, has an opening for a Part Time Operations Technician. This position supports daily production efforts for in-house and remote operations. You will report to the Technical Operations Manager.

Job Responsibilities: 

• Master Control Operations, control room technical roles, (including camera shading and robotic control, audio and technical director)
• Studio floor directing/prompter, moving and handling of props and sets during in-house and on-location productions, (including assisting in moving heavy equipment)
• Maintain the appearance of studios including regular cleaning of sets and floors, operate and understand the lighting grid and its associated control board
• Able to safely climb ladders to adjust and maintain lighting fixtures as needed
• Set microphones, IFB's and other support equipment for all on camera appearances
• Basic computer skills and familiarity with Internet technology 
• Other duties as assigned by the Crew Chief and Engineering Management
• Communicate effectively with the news, and production departments, as this is integral for a smooth outcome of newscasts. 

Requirements: 

• 2 years of experience working as an operations technician at a commercial television station or equivalent is preferred
• Experience operating a variety of broadcast equipment 
• Must be comfortable working in a fast-paced news operation  
• Related experience and/or training considered as well as a combination of education and experience.
• Related military experience will be considered

 Note: Posting is subject to change so please refer to career site for latest availability.

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