Job Description

Job Description

· Conceives, produces, writes, records, edits, and distributes audio content supporting NSF OLPA initiatives.

· Produces audio programs, segments, and podcasts, including interviewing, narration, hosting, and sound design.

· Leads audio post-production, including editing spoken word, natural sound, music, and effects into polished deliverables.

· Supports distribution to appropriate platforms and coordinates notifications to media and stakeholders.

· Responds to public, media, and research community inquiries regarding produced audio content.

· Produces and supports NSF audio programs (e.g., podcast series), including promos and features in multiple lengths.

· Ensures all audio products meet NSF branding and Section 508 accessibility requirements (e.g., transcripts).

· Coordinates review and clearance processes and maintains organized archives of audio assets.

Education Requirements

· Bachelor’s degree in Audio Production, Broadcast Journalism, Communications, Media Studies, or a related field; or

· Equivalent professional experience.

Experience / Qualifications

· Minimum 5 years of professional audio production experience.

· Demonstrated experience producing podcasts, interviews, and audio features.

· Proficiency with professional audio editing software (e.g., Adobe Audition, Pro Tools, or equivalent).

· Experience researching and interviewing subject-matter experts.

· Experience producing science-focused or public-sector audio content preferred.

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