Careers

Are you eligible for this world-class news organization?

The International Broadcasting Bureau supports broadcasts to the world in 61 languages languages. Our working environment is diverse, multicultural, and highly professional. We employ both U.S. Citizens and non-U.S. Citizens (in positions requiring foreign languages).

Employee spotlight

Hisham Bourar

White House Correspondent, MBN’s Alhurra TV

Hannah Kaviani

Reporter, RFE/RL’s Radio Farda

Albert Hong

Reporter, RFA’s Korean Service

Heather Maxwell

Producer and Host of “Music Time in Africa”

Natalia Crujeiras

Chief Content Officer, Office of Cuba Broadcasting

Joyce Ngoh

Regional Marketing Director for Southern and East Africa, BBG

Working for the BBG

Receive an excellent salary and all the benefits of Federal employment, including:

  • Federal Pay Rates
  • Substantial health benefits that can be taken into retirement
  • Life insurance
  • Vacation and sick leave
  • Retirement benefits
  • Opportunities for career advancement
  • We have a limited number of opportunities for overseas assignments.

Equal employment opportunity

The Broadcasting Board of Governors is firmly committed to equal employment opportunity (EEO), diversity, and the promotion of a strong affirmative employment program.

Job board

Current federal openings

Includes job postings from the International Broadcasting Bureau, Voice of America and Office of Cuba Broadcasting. All federal job opportunities are available on USAjobs.gov

JobClosing date
Supervisory International Broadcaster (Spanish)01/20/2017
Multimedia Production Specialist (Ukrainian)01/23/2017

Contracting opportunities

In addition to the federal employment openings, learn more about contracting opportunities here.

Grantee Networks’ Job Listings

Internships

Are you motivated, hard-working, and enthusiastic? Consider applying for an internship with U.S. international media!

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