Broadcast Technology Specialist Job at Hearst Communications, Inc. in Rogers

September 26, 2026

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40/29 the ABC affiliate in Rogers, AR is seeking a Broadcast Systems Technician (BST) to join our Technology team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys solving technical challenges, working across a wide variety of systems, and supporting the technology that keeps television stations on the air.You’ll gain hands‑on experience across:Broadcast engineeringIT infrastructureNetworkingLive production systemsRF and transmitter operationsRemote broadcast supportCandidates with experience in broadcast engineering, IT, AV systems, military communications, or technical operations are encouraged to apply. If you enjoy hands‑on technical work, solving complex problems, and working in a dynamic broadcast environment, we’d love to hear from you.What You’ll DoMaintain, troubleshoot, and repair broadcast and IT systems to support reliable station operationsSupport live broadcasts and remote productions, including setup, monitoring, and troubleshootingExecute and improve preventative maintenance programsInstall, configure, and maintain:Managed network switchesServers and workstationsIP‑based broadcast systemsProduction and routing equipmentProvide technical support to News, Production, Creative Services, Sales, and Administration teamsTravel as needed to transmitter sites, remote locations, and live event venuesDocument systems, workflows, and technical proceduresCollaborate with Engineering and IT teams on system upgrades and new technology deploymentsSupport GatesAir transmitters and satellite systemsWhat We’re Looking ForExperienceExperience with managed network switches and IP‑based systemsUnderstanding of TCP/IP networking, VPNs, and LAN/WAN environmentsExperience supporting servers, workstations, and network infrastructureFamiliarity with broadcast equipment and live production environmentsExperience with Windows desktop and server operating systemsKnowledge of RF, transmitter, or satellite systems is a plusCisco, VMware, Microsoft, or related certificationsSBE certificationMilitary communications or technical training backgroundAV, IT support, or systems integration experienceWe also encourage technically skilled candidates who are eager to learn broadcast systems and engineering workflows to apply.Schedule & Work EnvironmentThis position involves a structured rotating schedule that may include:Early morningsEveningsWeekendsThe rotation is designed to provide balanced operational coverage while giving team members exposure to all aspects of station operations. This is a fast‑paced, technically advanced environment where curiosity, teamwork, adaptability, and problem‑solving are highly valued.Why Join Us?Work in a modern broadcast facility with advanced technology systemsGain exposure to both broadcast engineering and enterprise ITBe part of a collaborative, supportive technical teamDevelop skills across live production, networking, RF systems, and infrastructureSupport local journalism and live television operations that serve the communityValues in ActionAt Hearst Television we tell stories every day. Stories about people of all backgrounds, perspectives, and identities. That’s why, behind the scenes, we believe in being an organization that fosters collaboration and open communication, ensuring that the content we create is authentic, accurate, and connected to the communities we serve.BenefitsHearst's benefit programs are modern, flexible and designed to focus on you. As a Hearst employee, you and your spouse or partner or dependents would have access to the following benefits.Medical | Dental | Vision401(k) matchingEmotional Wellness SupportPaid Time OffPaid Parental LeaveLGBTQ+ Health ServicesAdditional benefits to meet your and your family's needs#J-18808-Ljbffr

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