Broadcast Radio Engineer Job at Reno Media Group, LP in Reno

Reno Media Group Now Hiring: Broadcast Radio Engineer

Reno–Tahoe Area | 6-Station Group

Reno Media Group is seeking an experienced Broadcast Radio Engineer to support and maintain a six-station broadcast cluster (Plus translators) serving the Reno–Tahoe market. This is a hands‑on technical role for someone who thrives in a fast‑paced, multi‑station environment and takes pride in keeping stations on the air, compliant, and sounding great.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair AM/FM transmission systems, studios, STL links, and associated RF infrastructure

Ensure FCC compliance, including EAS, tower lighting, and technical logs

Perform routine preventative maintenance and respond to off‑air emergencies

Manage studio audio systems, consoles, automation, and IP‑based broadcast equipment

Coordinate tower site access, vendors, and contract engineers as needed

Assist with technical planning for upgrades, facility improvements, and new installations

Provide technical support to programming and operations staff

Provide IT support to entire staff.

What We Offer

Competitive salary based on experience

Full benefits package, including 401k with employer match

Company vehicle

Opportunity to work with a diverse, established station group in a premier market

Long‑term growth potential with a stable broadcast organization

If you’re a problem‑solver who enjoys keeping multiple stations running at peak performance, we’d love to hear from you. Reno Media Group is locally‑owned and the top‑rated and #1 billing radio group in Northern Nevada. Our staff includes professionals who have worked here for two decades or more and also recent University of Nevada graduates. We serve the vibrant Reno‑Lake Tahoe area, which offers a variety of outdoor activities highlighted by the spectacular beauty of Lake Tahoe, trout fishing in the Truckee River, world‑renowned ski resorts in the Sierra, miles of hiking and biking trails, and a strong, growing local economy.

Qualifications

3 years prior radio broadcast engineering experience required

Strong working knowledge of RF systems, transmitters, antennas, and studio equipment

Familiarity with modern digital audio, automation systems, and IP networking

FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License (or ability to obtain) preferred

Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to transmitter sites

Self‑motivated, organized, and able to prioritize across multiple stations

Experience with GatesAir FAX series FM transmitters preferred.

Experience with Wheatstone IP based consoles preferred.

Experience with RCS Nexgen Digital Automation preferred.

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