Jobs at CBC/Radio-Canada

The ideal candidate will report live and taped news for Winnipeg, focusing on multiple media platforms. Responsibilities include pitching, researching, writing, and presenting news stories, with a requirement for bilingualism in English and French.

As an Android Developer at CBC, you will develop mobile applications using Kotlin, ensure quality through testing, and collaborate in an Agile environment.

As a Product Manager, you will drive the development of a data lake, prioritize technical user stories, manage cloud costs, and collaborate with data teams to enhance data products and governance.

The Senior Producer will produce, oversee, and develop podcast content, manage teams, and ensure audience growth, meeting tight deadlines and CBC’s journalistic standards.

The Respeaker/Captioner will provide real-time captioning for deaf or hard of hearing viewers using voice recognition software, ensuring adherence to broadcasting standards.

The News Editor/Presenter will research, write, and present local and national news for the Saskatoon Morning program, adapting quickly to breaking news and engaging social media for audience interaction.

The Associate Producer will support content creation across media platforms, assist in production tasks, and coordinate with collaborators while ensuring compliance with CBC standards.

The Videojournalist will pitch story ideas, produce content across digital, radio, and television platforms, and engage with the community through multimedia storytelling.

The Departmental Co-ordinator manages internal and external communications and logistics for production teams, ensuring smooth operations and coordination of workflows and events.

As a Reporter/Editor, you will research, gather, write, and present news stories across various platforms, working both independently and with teams. You'll connect with local communities and ensure that diverse perspectives are reflected in your reporting while adhering to journalistic standards.

The Producer leads radio and television services, overseeing content for CBC Nunavut. Responsibilities include story selection, production oversight, and team leadership, ensuring adherence to journalistic standards.

Oversee CBC Media Presentation operations, ensure quality of broadcasts, manage resources, and develop strategies for efficient content delivery.

The Manager, Business Development & Olympic Sales will lead revenue growth and partnership development at CBC/Radio-Canada, focusing on Olympic sponsorship deals and new business within media solutions.

The role involves developing high-performance mobile applications for CBC/Radio-Canada, ensuring compliance with standards, participating in Agile Scrum activities, and collaborating with product teams.

The Engineering Project Lead will design and implement advanced networking solutions, manage project schedules and budgets, oversee procurement, and ensure successful project delivery while collaborating with stakeholders.

Design and implement networking solutions, participate in project phases, create documentation and collaborate with peers to ensure system performance and compliance.

Support studio and content creation teams with IT and broadcasting technologies. Implement new tech solutions, troubleshoot issues, and ensure systems function seamlessly.

The Associate Producer will generate ideas, coordinate interviews, support content development, and manage social media for Telejournal 18:30, ensuring alignment with editorial objectives.

As a Project Manager in the Entertainment Unit, you will coordinate advertising campaigns, oversee production process, and manage logistics to ensure effective deployment of marketing materials across various platforms.

The Senior Producer will lead current affairs teams, develop content strategies, manage talent, engage community, and oversee programming quality at CBC P.E.I.