National Public Radio Work Values

Daily Duties at National Public Radio :

To close a critical knowledge gap within the Division, I developed detailed documentation describing distribution business functions and their relationships to one another. Functions and processes included, but were not limited to, customer development, satellite billing components, satellite transmission systems and program delivery processes that generate revenue for full-time and occasional use of the satellite. I also performed analysis to develop requirements for expanding the delivery of targeted advertising content in the form of funding credits purchased by public radio sponsors intended for specific audiences. Additional analyses efforts included requirements for improvements in customer billing, reviewing strategic and organizational goals and objectives, developing a “white paper” on the government’s Emergency Alert System and NPRs role, making recommendations for high level designs, functional requirements, determining revenue projections and breakeven points and assessing technology impacts.

What they like about National Public Radio :

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Business Analyst , Project Manager , Program Manager, Requirements, Strategic Planning

Skills

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with National Public Radio :