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Reports on scams, fraud, and consumer misinformation across video, text, audio, mobile, and social platforms. Responsibilities include pitching and researching stories, interviewing sources, live reporting, field coverage, breaking news, scriptwriting, vertical video storytelling, and collaborating with editors. The role requires strong on-camera presentation, investigative judgment, deadline management, ethical journalism, and audience-focused storytelling for younger and diverse Canadians.

Leads CBC’s Scams Unit, developing editorial programming and coordinating journalists across breaking news, investigative reporting, and multimedia formats. Responsibilities include assigning stories, reviewing scripts, ensuring journalistic and legal standards, coaching staff, supporting on-air talent, coordinating production resources, and growing audiences across digital, video, audio, and text platforms. The role requires expertise in scams, artificial intelligence, visual storytelling, audience engagement, crisis management, and newsroom leadership.

The Senior Writer researches, pitches, writes, edits, and fact-checks investigative stories about scams and fraud. The role involves analyzing complex data, creating vertical and short-form video, developing visual narratives, interviewing experts, organizing contributors, and supporting production across mobile, social, and streaming platforms. The writer must manage multiple deadlines, understand legal and journalistic standards, and work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and overtime.

Design and optimize large-scale AI training, inference, GPU infrastructure, and MLOps systems for CBC/Radio-Canada’s media production environments. Architect integrations with PAM, MAM, studios, Avid, Dalet, Adobe, and live media workflows. Lead performance, scalability, security, reliability, and observability initiatives while mentoring engineers and data scientists. Evaluate AI frameworks, cloud platforms, orchestration tools, agent protocols, and model-serving architectures, and communicate technical strategies to decision-makers.

Supports CBC/Radio-Canada studio, content creation, presentation, backend, and broadcast systems. Installs, configures, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, maintains, and updates equipment, software, networks, and facilities. Provides responsive technical support, resolves production-centre issues under tight deadlines, documents technical specifications, collaborates with vendors and internal partners, and helps implement virtualization, video-over-IP, centralized workflows, and other emerging media technologies. Requires full-time on-site work and rotating day, evening, and overnight shifts.

Prototype, develop, deploy, and monitor AI applications for media production systems. Fine-tune and evaluate LLMs, integrate intelligent agents with services and APIs, connect AI capabilities to digital and legacy platforms, and support testing, security, and code quality. Collaborate with product, architecture, and data science teams while using AI-assisted coding tools to accelerate development.