
Kansas Public Radio is hiring: Broadcast Production & Engineering Technician in
Kansas Public Radio · Multiple locations ·
- Job type:
- Full Time
Kansas Public Radio (KPR) and Audio-Reader, service organizations offered by the University of Kansas and serving a large portion of Kansas and Missouri, are in search of a Broadcast Production & Engineering Technician. The Broadcast Production & Engineering Technician supports the production, recording, editing, and distribution of high-quality audio and video content for KPR and provides technical support for Audio-Reader services. This position combines broadcast production, field recording, equipment maintenance, listener support, and broadcast engineering assistance. The incumbent works closely with artists, venue personnel, community partners, and KPR staff to deliver professional radio and digital media content while maintaining reliable operation of broadcast and assistive listening equipment. The position requires technical expertise in multimedia production, familiarity with broadcast systems and software, strong troubleshooting skills, and the ability to work independently in studio, field, and transmitter-site environments. The position is supervised by the KPR and Audio-Reader Director of Engineering. Application review begins on 11/9/2026 and applicants are encouraged to apply by 11/8/2026, with the option to remain available until a pool of qualified applicants is identified.