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About KTOO

Those of us who work here think KTOO is a great place to work.  Our diverse team of talented professionals comes from all walks of life.  Our team includes our own home-grown talent, along with some of the brightest public media people in the country who have chosen to come to Juneau to practice their craft.

At KTOO you’ll work alongside some of the smartest and most creative journalists, producers, content creators, techies and an amazing support team.  Many of our alumni have gone on to terrific public media jobs at NPR and at stations all over the country.  

We are committed to increasing diversity and inclusion at KTOO.  We believe that a diverse and inclusive staff will lead to a deeper connection to the communities we serve. We embrace and celebrate the values of creativity, independence and responsibility.  We work hard, but value a healthy work-life balance.  Our employees tell us that they are proud to say they work at KTOO, and are inspired by our mission.

We’re open to flexible working arrangements, we let people set their own schedules as much as possible, and we try to provide everyone with a little time to learn new skills and pursue their dream projects.  We encourage our staff to be involved in the civic, arts and cultural life of Juneau.  We work in a casual office environment, and yes, well-behaved dogs are welcomed at KTOO.

As a non-profit, we strive to pay competitive salaries and offer generous benefits, including employee and dependent health care coverage, 20 weeks of parental leave, paid holidays and personal leave days, medical and vacation leave and a 403 B retirement plan.

About Juneau

We’re in Juneau, a small capital city of 31,435 people and the ancestral home of the Lingít people. Its population is diverse, with active Native, Filipino and LGBTQ communities. Located in the heart of the Southeast Alaska panhandle, Juneau is a transportation, retail and service hub with great schools, a university, medical facilities and recreational opportunities.  Juneau is artsy and outdoorsy and is Alaska’s top visitor destination, and the views are incredible – we live in the heart of the Tongass National Forest, the Earth’s largest remaining temperate rainforest.

You should know that you can only get here by sea and by air – Juneau is unique because we’re not connected to the North American road system.  We’re two hours by air or three days by sea from Seattle.  Juneau’s climate is more like the Pacific Northwest than Interior Alaska.  The weather is wet, and it is mild here by Alaska standards: Summer highs are in the 60s with abundant daylight,  and we have long but mild winters with lows in the 20s to the mid 30s.

To get an idea of what it looks like here, take a look at this short video from our friends at Travel Juneau.  If you’re not sold yet, check out what else Juneau has to offer at ChooseJuneau.org


KTOO is an equal opportunity employer.  We are committed to diversity in hiring. Read our Diversity Policy here.

 

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