Jobs - 10 Pupil Engineer Career Placements at UBC TV

Job Title: Pupil Engineer (10 job Placements)

Uganda Television and Radio Uganda (the current Uganda Broadcasting Corporation) was born in 1963 one year after Uganda’s independence. However, radio was born in Uganda in 1954 and TV came in nine years after that. Its main aim was to broadcast through both mediums to the whole country as the national broadcaster.

After independence till the mid 1980’s Uganda was faced with a lot of economic hardships. As a result many institutions including the national broadcaster suffered a general deterioration. It is with this background that the Ugandan Government saw the need to restructure the former Uganda Television and Radio Uganda.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

Technically supporting proper operation of broadcasting infrastructure including transmitters, switchers, routers, and microwave and satellite equipment.
Ensuring quality control of video/audio signals for recording and transmission
Responsible for the maintenance, repair, cabling and installation of studio, post production and transmission broadcast equipment including but not limited to analog/digital receivers, encoders, decoders, signal processors, multiplexers, video/IP routers, video servers, switchers and matrices, modulators, power amplifiers and antennas.
Ensure maintenance, repair, cabling and installation of basic computer hardware and software support is done in time
Conducting research, planning, design and implementation of projects
Compiling and submitting engineering activity reports to the assigned supervisors.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

The Pupil Engineers should preferably hold Basic Degrees in Electrical, Electronics or Telecommunications Engineering from a recognized University.
Post graduate training in IT/ICT/ (CCNA, Diploma in IT/Computer Science) or an appreciable understanding of computer networking principles will be an added advantage.
Competence in working with testing tools like network and spectrum analyzers, wave form monitors and other test equipment
Highly proficient in analyzing circuits using circuit diagrams
Working knowledge of computer aided design software
High self motivation and team-oriented participation
Receptive to on job instructions
Excellent interpersonal skills
Written and oral communication skills
On-call availability for support of the facility on 24/7 basis
Readiness to work in any part of the country

Age Limit: Less than 35 years

How to apply for the job:

If you believe you are suitably qualified and interested, please apply and send a detailed C.V, copies of academic and professional certificates and testimonials addressed to:

Human Resource Manager

Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC)

Broadcast House

Plot 17-19 Nile Avenue

P.O. Box 2018, Kampala. Uganda

NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and any form of lobbying will lead to automatic disqualification.

Deadline: 24th July, 2014

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