Careers at WQOW
WQOW Executive Producer
WQOW TV 18 in Eau Claire, WI, currently has an immediate opening for an energetic, creative leader, who will guide our newsroom well beyond traditional broadcast news. This is NOT an entry-level job.
WQOW DAYBREAK PRODUCER
Launch your television career at award-winning Wisconsin ABC affiliate. WQOW News 18 in Eau Claire, WI, is searching for a competitive, talented producer to manage our 2 ½ hour morning show.
WXOW – MULTI MEDIA JOURNALIST/Producer
WXOW, ABC affiliate in La Crosse, WI has an immediate opening for a passionate Multimedia Journalist and newscast Producer.
WQOW Morning Anchor/MMJ
WQOW, the Emmy-Award-Winning ABC affiliate in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is looking for a bright, energetic anchor for our 2 ½ hour morning show, “Daybreak”.
WXOW Weekend Meteorologist
WXOW News 19 is looking for a full-time meteorologist to anchor weekend weather, fill-in weekdays and report during the week.
WXOW Account Executive
WXOW TV19, La Crosse, Wisconsin is looking for an energetic individual who wants to work in the exciting world of media sales.
WQOW – MULTI MEDIA JOURNALIST
Launch your television career at Eau Claire, Wisconsin’s award-winning ABC affiliate, WQOW TV18. We have an immediate opening for a talented, energetic multimedia journalist. This is a full-time position.
WXOW – DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
WXOW, La Crosse’s ABC Affiliate, is looking for a full time Director/Production Assistant.
Quinternship Program
The purpose behind the Quinternship Paid Internship Program is to offer students in the field of journalism, broadcasting, communication and related fields the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in broadcast television, radio, and digital information.
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