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The MMJ/Reporter will produce and report news stories, conduct interviews, edit content, and ensure journalistic integrity while engaging in a friendly community atmosphere.

The Sales Account Executive is responsible for generating revenue by developing local advertising clients, managing accounts, and providing excellent customer service.

Report, shoot, edit and present news stories across broadcast, digital, streaming and social platforms. Research, arrange interviews, write and revise copy to meet editorial standards and deadlines. Pitch story ideas, interact with audiences online, and occasionally fill in as anchor or work on special projects.

The Chief Engineer oversees the Engineering Department, managing technology systems, ensuring compliance, and maintaining broadcast equipment while leading staffing decisions and project management.

Manage commercial scheduling and logs for 200 stations, process incoming orders, translate sales contracts into the sales module, maintain inventory and database libraries, coordinate with sales, engineering and master control, and handle broadcast automation and logistical issues to keep stations on-air.

The Local Sales Manager is responsible for leading a team of Account Executives, developing sales strategies, managing revenue performance, recruiting, and training personnel, and cultivating client relationships.

The internship at WROC-TV provides students hands-on experience in various broadcasting roles such as News, Promotion, Digital Media, and Sales, with a focus on learning.

The Human Resources Business Administrator manages HR functions and business operations, handling payroll, compliance, employee relations, and financial reporting.

Generate advertising revenue by selling television advertising to agencies and local businesses through prospecting and account management. Prepare and deliver presentations, develop ad schedules and creative with station personnel, and implement strategies to grow revenue and exceed goals.

Write and report on national politics and Congress under deadline pressure. Assist reporters, cover assignments at the Capitol, perform clerical tasks, and support Hill events. Interns handle their own lodging and travel; in-town work travel is reimbursed.