Designs, modifies, repairs, and installs a variety of broadcasting equipment to ensure the quality of on-air operations. Ensures broadcasting equipment functions within FCC regulations. Requires an associate's degree in radio and television or electronics and FCC First Class license plus 4-5 years experience in the maintenance and repair of broadcast equipment. Under FLSA, incumbents in this position are nonexempt.
The list below shows actual job titles that staff moved to when they were in the position you selected and the frequency of occurrences. This data has been collected since September 1, 2005, and continues to expand as time goes on.
| U-M Job Title | Frequency | Role | Open Jobs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laboratory/Classroom Services Manager | 1 | Managerial | 0 |
| Path Level | U-M Job Title | Career Band | Role | Open Jobs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CM140 | Media Engineer | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM150 | Creative Services Coordinator | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM160 | Broadcast Producer Associate | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM160 | Broadcast Producer Intermediate | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM180 | Broadcast Producer Senior | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM180 | Operations Engineer | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM180 | Television Engineer Senior | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM190 | Creative Services Supervisor | Broadcasting | Professional | 0 |
| CM200 | Broadcasting Supervisor | Broadcasting | Managerial | 0 |
| CM210 | Chief Media Engineer | Broadcasting | Managerial | 0 |