PT Editor

Business Unit: NBC UniversalFunction: News ProductionResponsibilities: Job Purpose: Edit and assemble news stories for cut-ins, newscasts and other programming.
Communicate in timely manner with show producers to develop pre-pro, cold opens and graphics video.
Record microwave and satellite truck video feeds as needed.
Prepare pre-pro, voice track, tease, edit and archive tapes.
Help maintain video archive system.
Help edit and maintain super save tapes.
Perform other related duties that insure high quality news coverage as assigned.
Work various shifts as needed (overnights, days, and late evenings on weekdays and/or weekends).
Understand and practice ethical journalism.~HJ~
REQUIREMENTS
Qualifications: Basic Qualifications:High School education
1 year minimum experience editing with an emphasis in journalism
Basic knowledge of Grass Valley News Edit or other non-linear editing systems as well as analog tape-to-tape editing.Eligibility Requirements:
External applicants must submit a resume/CV on-line to be considered.
Internal applicants must submit EMS via the GE Career Opportunity System (COS).
Must be willing to work at the station in San Diego location.
Must be willing to take drug test and submit to a background investigation
Must be 18 years or greater
Must have unrestricted work authorization to work in the United States
Must have ability to work any of a 24x7 shiftDesired: *College or vocational school education in broadcast communications,
journalism preferred.
Team player who is flexible
Highly motivated with the ability to work unsupervised
Displays a positive work ethic and can work under tight deadlines
High degree of integrity and professionalism
Up to date on and interested in current news events
Strong organizational skills
Ability to work well and communicate with othersGeneral: Job #530747Interested candidates can apply on line at www.nbcjobs.com or www.gecareers.com
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