The ideal candidate will be motivated, creative and efficient, with great problem solving skills. They will also have clear written and verbal communication skills, the ability to de-escalate conflict and to openly give and accept feedback. They will also have excellent time-management skills; and the ability to be self-directed and work effectively, with minimal supervision.

Some training will be provided, but the ideal candidate will have or learn the following core competencies quickly:

* a sound conceptual understanding of radio transmission,
* a working knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems
* live sound engineering
* familiarity with the Broadcasting Act and CRTC regulations related to broadcasting,
* familiarity with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada regulations, codes, and processes relevant to radio broadcasting
* familiarity with audio editing programs (Audacity, Sound Forge),
* ability to manage security and stability of a network, including backups and recovery,
* experience with training volunteers

Candidates must hold a valid drivers licence and have access to a reliable vehicle and be available to start by or before Oct 1, 2018.