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Designs and plans future media production infrastructure, including production asset management, media asset management, television and radio studios, and related platforms. Collaborates with enterprise architects and stakeholders to define scalable roadmaps, conduct technology assessments, and develop reliable solutions for 24/7 environments. Provides technical consulting and coaching across media and IT teams, documents complex specifications, and communicates emerging technologies to nontechnical audiences. The role requires broadcast technology expertise, cloud and infrastructure knowledge, technical leadership, and English-French bilingualism.

Supports studio, content creation, presentation, backend, and broadcast systems in an on-site production environment. Installs, configures, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, maintains, and updates equipment, software, facilities, and infrastructure. Provides responsive technical support, investigates issues, documents specifications, collaborates with vendors and internal teams, and helps implement virtualization, video-over-IP, cloud, automation, and other emerging broadcast technologies. The role includes rotating day, evening, and overnight shifts.

Provides executive support, administrative oversight, workflow optimization, policy and records governance, HRIS administration, contract coordination, event logistics, facilities management, and vendor liaison services. The role manages schedules, communications, invoices, expenses, workplace operations, and special projects while maintaining confidentiality and supporting operational efficiency across Media Solutions.

Lead development of CBC’s local video initiative by identifying stories, guiding editorial priorities, coaching journalists and producers, maintaining standards, and improving storytelling across digital, streaming, YouTube, TikTok, and social platforms. Use audience insights and analytics to optimize content, develop workflows, support training, coordinate newsrooms, manage resources, and foster collaboration, innovation, and inclusive team culture.

Produces Front Burner podcast content by developing story ideas, researching and editing news, supervising contributors, directing talent and sound, and mixing audio. The role requires strong journalism, podcast production, writing, editorial judgment, creative use of tape, and knowledge of Canadian and international news. The producer manages program format and deadlines, evaluates production quality, works across platforms, and adheres to CBC Journalistic Standards and Practices.

Develops and executes CBC/Radio-Canada corporate digital marketing and communications strategies across social media, newsletters, and digital platforms. Responsibilities include creating and distributing campaign content, moderating online communities in English and French, advising senior leadership, leading cross-functional projects, analyzing social performance, managing paid campaigns, monitoring communications issues, and supporting public relations activities.

Leads CBC’s personal finance and business news team, shaping editorial strategy and overseeing accurate, relevant, multi-platform content across text, video, audio, mobile, and streaming. The role manages breaking and special coverage, legal risk, staffing, schedules, audience trends, talent development, and inclusive storytelling. It requires strong journalism leadership, editorial judgment, strategic planning, financial and consumer reporting expertise, and the ability to manage fast-paced daily operations.

Leads CBC News video distribution across YouTube, TikTok, and other platforms. Assigns and develops staff, directs video programming, oversees breaking news and feature rollouts, packages and copy edits content, and ensures journalistic accuracy. Uses audience metrics and social listening to guide editorial decisions, optimize reach, and identify trends. Collaborates across news divisions, develops best practices, supports training, and produces or publishes content as needed under fast-paced newsroom deadlines.

Produces investigative and enterprise journalism for CBC’s Scams Unit, covering consumer fraud, scams, misinformation, and deceptive practices. Responsibilities include pitching, researching, fact-checking, writing, shooting, and editing multimedia content, particularly short-form and vertical video. The role coordinates interviews and coverage, verifies third-party content, develops visual treatments, conducts location surveys, and upholds journalistic standards. It requires initiative, editorial leadership, creative storytelling, deadline management, and flexibility for early mornings, evenings, weekends, and breaking-news coverage.

Produces investigative vertical video stories for CBC News’ scams and visual investigations units. Responsibilities include digital forensics, OSINT research, video verification, geolocation, interviewing, scripting, filming, hosting, editing, and fact-checking. The role requires creating fast-paced content for mobile, streaming, TikTok, and YouTube; managing multiple projects; pitching investigative angles; and collaborating with journalists. The position is on-site in Toronto with flexible hours, overtime, evenings, weekends, and possible overnight shifts.