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... Production Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, and AV Room Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to provide production support for School of Dance performances and special events.

... Production Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, and AV Room Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to provide production support for School of Dance performances and special events.

... Production Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, and AV Room Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to provide production support for School of Dance performances and special events.

... Production Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, and AV Room Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to provide production support for School of Dance performances and special events.

... Production Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, and AV Room Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to provide production support for School of Dance performances and special events.

Radio Frequency Engineer

Hollywood, MD · On-site

$130K - $160K/yr

Parraid, a products company, is wholly devoted to design, engineering, sales, and support of ... Direct layout of RF circuit designs for PCB assembly Work with contract printed circuit board (PCB ...

Details Open Date 08/10/2026 Requisition Number PRN17337N Job Title Theatrical/Radio/TV Asst ... Production Director, and Stage Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to work on video ...

Details Open Date 08/10/2026 Requisition Number PRN17336N Job Title Theatrical/Radio/TV Asst ... Production Director, and Stage Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to work on video ...

Details Open Date 08/10/2026 Requisition Number PRN17337N Job Title Theatrical/Radio/TV Asst ... Production Director, and Stage Manager at the Marriott Center for Dance to work on video ...

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How much do radio production director jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 1, 2026, the average yearly pay for radio production director in the United States is $107,478.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $78,000.00 and $129,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a radio production director do?

A Radio Production Director oversees the creation, coordination, and technical aspects of radio programs. They manage the production team, schedule broadcasts, and ensure that all audio content meets quality standards. Their responsibilities often include directing live shows, editing audio, and working closely with on-air talent and advertisers. The Production Director plays a key role in shaping the station's sound and ensuring smooth operations from pre-production to broadcast.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a radio production director, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Radio Production Director, you need expertise in audio production, script editing, team management, and a solid understanding of broadcast regulations, often supported by a degree in communications or media production. Familiarity with digital audio workstations (DAWs) like Pro Tools or Adobe Audition and experience using broadcast automation systems are essential. Strong leadership, creativity, time management, and effective communication help you inspire teams and deliver engaging content. These skills ensure high-quality programming, efficient workflow, and compliance with industry standards, all crucial for a successful radio operation.

What are some common challenges faced by a radio production director, and how can they be managed effectively?

Radio Production Directors often face challenges such as tight deadlines, coordinating between multiple departments, and ensuring high-quality audio output under pressure. Managing these challenges requires strong organizational skills, effective communication with on-air talent and technical staff, and the ability to quickly troubleshoot production issues. Proactively planning schedules, conducting regular team check-ins, and staying updated on industry technology can help streamline production processes and maintain high standards.

What is the difference between Radio Production Director vs Radio Producer?

AspectRadio Production DirectorRadio Producer
CredentialsTypically requires a degree in broadcasting, communications, or related field; experience in radio productionOften requires similar education and experience, with emphasis on content creation and project management
Work EnvironmentLeads production teams in radio stations, overseeing multiple projects and staffFocuses on developing content, managing individual shows, and coordinating with hosts and technical staff
Industry UsageCommonly used in larger stations or networks with multiple productionsUsed across various stations, especially in show development and content creation

The Radio Production Director oversees the entire production process and manages teams, while the Radio Producer focuses on creating content and managing specific shows. Both roles require similar skills and experience but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Infographic showing various Radio Production Director job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% Full Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $107,478 per year, or $51.7 per hour.

Director, USG Mission Demand Generation

HawkEye 360

Herndon, VA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

HawkEye 360 is currently seeking a Director of mission demand generation to make HE360 capabilities indispensable to critical end-user groups. HawkEye's constellation and products continue to advance at a rapid rate. But unclassified space RF capabilities are still a relatively new phenomenon for many USG users. The Director will be responsible for developing and executing the end-user demand generation campaign with a current main effort of INDOPACOM and subordinate components. The Director will report to the General Manager, Intelligence Community, and interface with technical and business leads across the company. You'll have access to an industry leading constellation, technical support team, and programs/contracts to enable you as the "tip of the spear"/"rubber meets the road"/"boots on the ground."  We are looking for a candidate with the mid to senior level contacts to open doors, but who is still a "doer" who wants to roll up their sleeves and immerse themselves in end-user workflows. You'll be given significant autonomy in planning and execution to achieve your objectives, and in return we'll expect you to own demand generation outcomes.
Location: On-site in Herndon, VA

Your main responsibilities will be:

  • Plan and execute capability adoption campaigns that result in renewal of existing programs and Requirements that drive new acquisitions, with the goal of making HE360 capabilities indispensable to critical USG missions.   
  • Build targeted classified and unclassified presentations specifically tailored to persuade target audiences, including demonstrating the specific application of HE360 capabilities directly in user workflows.    
  • Identify and assess partnership opportunities with companies with complementary capabilities. 
  • Identify and lead pursuit of new contract vehicles that enable expansion of end-user support. 
  • Opportunistically identify new funding sources that can be leveraged to maximize HE360 support to critical missions.   
  • Immerse yourself in HE360 data, contributing actionable feedback to the engineering, product, and solution teams.   
  • Work hand in hand with your assigned solutions lead to develop compelling mission solutions.   
  • Work with program managers to vector end-user Requirements to existing IC and DoD contract vehicles for acquisition. 
  • Work with program managers to execute demand generation, end-user training, and workflow integration initiatives in support of "keep sold" efforts.  

Your skills and qualifications:
Essential education and experience:

  • Network of contacts in INDOPACOM, associated service components, or IC entities providing direct support to INDOPACOM mission needs.   
  • Bachelor's Degree or higher and at least 10 years of combined USG operational or programmatic experience applying RF to meet mission needs. Exceptional experience may be considered in lieu of bachelor's degree. 
  • Understanding of USG analysis tools, databases, and Requirements frameworks.   
  • Willingness to learn new software tools to access, manipulate, and convey HE360 data in end-user workflows. 
  • Willingness to travel approximately 33%, with remaining time split between our Springpark facility and a secure facility in Herndon, VA.   
  • Experience in applying low earth orbit sensing systems to meet Department of Defense of Intelligence Community mission needs.    
  • A desire to learn and apply-hands on-the intricacies and nuances of a complex RF sensing system to meet mission needs.   
  • Critical thinking and clear written and verbal communication skills.   
  • Grounding in basic radio frequency principals.   
  • Active TS/SCI security clearance.  

Desirable:

  • Experience in securing and growing firm fixed-price government contracts.   
  • Knowledge of USG RF collection systems.   
  • An established network within theater Special Operations Commands 
  • Experience and an established network within USG organizations focused on building partner capacity or multi-national liaison.