Intermittent Media Programmer

$40,040 - $40,040/Yr

The University of Montana - Missoula, MT

Part-time - Entry Level

Missoula, MT

Educational Services

About the position

The Intermittent Media Programmer at the University of Montana is responsible for producing and delivering factual news radio programs for air and web distribution. This part-time position operates under the supervision of the MTPR program director and producer of the A New Angle program/podcast, requiring moderate independence in following assigned methods and timelines for program completion.

Responsibilities

• Produce and edit programs using field recording kits and in-studio equipment.
• Upload audio, video, and text content to various platforms including websites and social media.
• Support the reporting and production of the A New Angle program/podcast.
• Produce and deliver weekly promotional material for on-air and online distribution.
• Ensure compliance with FCC rules governing broadcast content.
• Work under deadlines and manage stress in live broadcast situations.
• Maintain a pleasant voice and clear diction during broadcasts.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Comprehensive knowledge of journalism standards including balance, fairness, and fact-checking.
• Knowledge of recording equipment, microphones, cameras, and other media production tools.
• Excellent communication, writing, interviewing, and editing skills.
• Ability to read with an authoritative and comforting voice.
• Knowledge of language and pronunciation of names and words.
• Ability to perform under deadline and live-production pressure.
• Ability to adapt quickly to breaking news situations.
• Knowledge of web content management systems and protocols.
• Familiarity with interactive social media capabilities and methods.
• Ability to edit audio and use web-based social media platforms.
• Must be able to sit for prolonged periods.

Nice-to-haves

• Background in mixing board and audio production equipment.
• Ability to work in a team setting.
• Degree in Journalism with experience in live-production pressure.

Benefits

• Pro-rated annual and sick leave.
• Optional Public Employees Retirement (PERS).