The Role Keep ABC audiences connected. In this role, you’ll provide timely, high quality technical support to ABC teams in the ACT, helping to keep programs and networks on air. You’ll identify and analyse clients' needs, troubleshoot faults as they happen and play a hands-on part in broadcast operations and projects.
You will also;
Investigate and fix technical faults quickly, using workarounds
Carry out broadcast maintenance, including preventative maintenance schedules and regional activities
Perform technical operations such as TV Master Control, program links and outside broadcasts
Support broadcast technical projects, from scoping and planning through to installation and commissioning
Build strong client relationships, advise on solutions and share your knowledge through training and guidance for less experienced colleagues
Position Description: 30004235 TECHNOLOGIST.pdf About You You like getting to the bottom of a technical problem and you enjoy helping people along the way.
You’ll bring:
A background in broadcast technology or a related field, through study, hands-on experience, or a mix of both
Proven technical support capability, including troubleshooting, fault resolution, maintenance and installation
Strong communication and client focus, with the ability to explain technical information clearly
Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills, with experience training and supporting less experienced colleagues
What we can offer you:
15.4% ABC Nominated Super.
Paid parental and carer's leave.
Salary packaging.
ABC Mentoring.
More info: In line with our focus on diversity and inclusion, applications are strongly encouraged from Indigenous Australians, people from a range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people with disability and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The ABC also aims to achieve a gender-balanced workforce.
📌 Technologist - Canberra
🏢 Australian Broadcasting
📍 Canberra
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