Jobs

Sports Anchor/Reporter Multi-Media Journalist - WFMJ has an immediate opening for a part-time sports anchor/reporter and multi-media journalist. If your goal is to be part of a winning team and show your personality, reporting, anchoring, and shooting, then this position is for you. We cover local, regional, and national sports between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Duties include shooting stories, writing and editing, producing sportscasts in a very active sports area and posting to our website. The locally-owned NBC Affiliate treats its employees well and offers competitive wages. Send resume, cover letter, references and link to [email protected].  EOE

News Promotions Producer – Get your creative juices flowing with a job as the news promotions producer at WFMJ-TV (NBC/CW) in Youngstown, Ohio.  We value our image and will put it in your hands if you’ve got the talent to help us communicate our message to news consumers in the Mahoning Valley.  The news promotions producer will produce daily news topical and image promos at the top-rated NBC station in a city that’s re-invented itself as an urban, foodie college town with microbreweries and great parks.  PLUS! Help us find where we’re missing the mark and develop promos that effectively close the gap between our news products and the user.  We need someone who can shoot, write and edit effective topical news promotion but also create strong image promos from the first burst of a creative spark to the end product sent to the server for air.  Create graphics, animate, and storyboard; you will do it all as you work with the news talent and top news managers to develop and execute news promos with emotional impact.  Share our vision and bring your own to help us grow.   If this sounds like your ideal job, send your resume/reel/link to Sheila Miller, WFMJ News Director. [email protected].  This is a full-time position with benefits.  EOE.

Full-Time Multi-Media Producer - The #1 rated morning newscast in Youngstown is looking for a news producer. This two-hour morning newscast has been a Valley favorite for years. 21 News is looking for someone who works well independently and can take the initiative to respond to breaking news. Good time management skills and the ability to prioritize are a must. It’s a daily overnight shift, so the applicant needs to be able to make decisions independently. Strong writing skills are a must. 21 News will provide on-site technology training for the position. A journalism background is preferred, but we will consider your application if you have a communications or similar background and the will to learn. WFMJ offers highly competitive pay and benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and paid vacation. Send resume, cover email, and references to Sheila Miller, News Director, [email protected]. EOE