The Broadcast Engineer for our recent Community Radio will lead the day-to-day operation of the station and is responsible for both its technical integrity and overall functioning. The role combines hands-on broadcast engineering with station management, programme oversight, and coordination of the station's volunteer and intern team. - Lead the overall functioning of the station and ensure smooth daily operations - Operate and maintain all studio audio equipment, including mixer, microphones, speakers, amplifier, and sound card - Manage broadcast automation and scheduling software, along with recording and editing tools such as Cubase, Adobe Audition, Sound Forge, and Vegas Pro, to prepare and deliver broadcast-ready production - Operate and maintain the RF equipment, including transmitter, antenna, and audio processor, to ensure smooth and compliant on-air output - Conduct daily equipment checks, signal quality monitoring, and preventive maintenance - Respond promptly to technical faults to minimise off-air time - Liaise with external vendors and service engineers on technical matters - Maintain all logs and documentation required for WPC licensing and MIB GOPA compliance - Oversee programme scheduling, content compliance, and adherence to community radio guidelines - Recruit, train,



and supervise volunteers and interns on studio operations, presentation, and basic equipment handling - Build and sustain a roster of community contributors, RJs, and content creators drawn from the talukas the station serves - Coordinate with local educational institutions and partner organisations for talent and content pipelines Qualifications: - Diploma or degree in electronics, electrical engineering, sound engineering, broadcast technology, or a related field - Minimum 1-2 years of relevant experience in radio broadcasting, sound recording, or a comparable technical and operational role - Hands-on experience with FM transmitters and antenna systems is essential - Working knowledge of at least one professional broadcast automation system and one professional audio editing suite - Prior experience at a community radio station, All India Radio, or a private FM broadcaster is strongly preferred - Familiarity with WPC and MIB compliance requirements for community radio is an advantage - Fluency in English is required - Working knowledge of Konkani or Marathi is required Pay: From ₹35,000.00 per month Application Question(s): - What is your salary expectations (per month) in Rupees? Work Location: In person

📌 Broadcast Engineer (Community Radio Station) (Panaji)
🏢 PACT Foundation
📍 Panaji