Jobs at Fort Myers Broadcasting Company

Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot RF transmission systems for FM and TV stations; perform routine and emergency repairs on solid-state transmitters (Gates, Nautel); monitor performance and FCC compliance; maintain logs and documentation; assist with upgrades and coordinate with operations; participate in on-call rotation and travel to transmitter sites.

The Television News Producer is responsible for producing newscasts, showcasing strong writing skills, news judgment, and organizational abilities while meeting deadlines and collaborating effectively in a fast-paced newsroom.

The Senior Producer oversees the news production process, including content planning, editorial direction, script writing, and coordination with staff while maintaining journalistic integrity and scheduling.

The Multimedia Journalist researches, writes, and edits stories for various platforms, covers breaking news, and performs live shots whilst collaborating with others.

The role involves editing and producing video content for various platforms, ensuring brand consistency, and collaborating with creative teams for marketing purposes.

The Account Executive will be responsible for managing client accounts, creating proposals, building relationships, and achieving sales goals in a fast-paced environment.

The Local Sales Manager will lead and grow the Spanish Media Division, driving revenue growth across television and radio while managing a sales team and developing strategies for market growth.

The Meteorologist presents weather forecasts on TV and radio, produces digital content, covers severe weather live, and engages with the community.

The IT Assistant supports the IT department by troubleshooting issues, managing technology systems, providing technical support, and assisting with installations and maintenance of hardware and software.

The Marketing Consultant will engage with local business owners, develop tailored marketing solutions, and drive sales for Spanish-language media properties in Southwest Florida. This role requires outside sales experience and involves building community relationships while managing marketing initiatives.

The Anchor/MMJ will report and present news on weekends, engage viewers, handle live breaking news, and collaborate with producers and reporters.

The Broadcast Traffic Assistant is responsible for log preparation, media maintenance, and entering program formats while ensuring deadlines are met with attention to detail.