Promotions Technician & Board Operator

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cumulus mediaBlandon (PA)

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$15.00 /Hr

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About the role

Part-Time Promotions Technician & Board OperatorCUMULUS MEDIA | Allentown, PA is offering a great opportunity as a Part-Time Promotions Technician & Board Operator providing programming and control console support. Our ideal candidate should be highly organized with the ability to work in a fast-paced media environment. The position requires extreme reliability and flexibility. If you are a fast-learner, have a good demeanor around others, and have a passion for entertainment, read on.
Key Responsibilities: Running the console in a radio station control room broadcasting a variety of live or pre-recorded local and syndicated entertainment programs Playing all commercials as scheduled and maintaining a commercial and transmitter log Monitors and updates weather, traffic, and news reports Monitor for EAS Alerts, Ambers Alerts and breaking news Monitors the technical quality and accuracy of incoming and outgoing on-air programming from master control room
Qualifications: Previous control console operation experience preferred Audio production skills preferred Ability to learn FCC rules and regulations and EAS guidelines Proficient using computer systems such as Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Audition or other audio editing software preferred Familiar with audio mixers preferred Flexibility in scheduling required; majority of the hours are in the evenings, weekends and holidays
Pay Range: USD $14.00 - USD $15.00 /Hr.
What We Offer: Competitive Pay Focused, responsible and collaborative work environment with the ability to ask, "what if" and try innovative solutions Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance coverage 401K with company match Paid Vacation, Sick & Holiday time off Parental leave time off benefits, life insurance, disability insurance, wellness, and an employee referral bonus programEEO StatementCUMULUS MEDIA is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).

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