Job Title: Hispanic TV News Anchor Position Summary: We are seeking a dynamic, bilingual (Spanish/English) News Anchor to join our Hispanic television media team. The ideal candidate will deliver news stories clearly, credibly, and compellingly to a diverse Spanish-speaking audience. This role requires strong journalistic instincts, excellent communication skills, on-camera presence, and a passion for informing and engaging the community. Key Responsibilities: • Anchor live newscasts, special reports, and breaking news coverage in Spanish • Write and edit news scripts and teasers for clarity, accuracy, and audience engagement • Collaborate with producers, reporters, and assignment editors on story development and show flow • Conduct live interviews and participate in community-focused segments and events • Represent the station at public appearances, events, or promotional campaigns as needed • Ensure content adheres to journalistic ethics, legal guidelines, and internal editorial standards • Stay current on local, national, and international news affecting Hispanic communities • Review scripts and provide feedback to newsroom team for tone, balance, and accuracy • Assist with digital and social media content when applicable (e.g., recording short videos or promos) Required Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Communications, or a related field • 3–5 years of on-air experience in broadcast journalism (TV or digital), preferably in a Spanish-language media outlet • Native or near-native fluency in Spanish; strong working proficiency in English • Clear articulation, strong presentation skills, and excellent storytelling ability • Comfortable with live broadcasting, teleprompter use, and time-sensitive delivery • Knowledge of current events and issues relevant to Hispanic audiences • Familiarity with newsroom software (e.g., ENPS, iNews), video editing tools, and broadcast production workflows • Ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed Preferred Qualifications: • Experience in bilingual anchoring (Spanish and English segments) • Knowledge of media law and FCC broadcast regulations • Established presence on social media platforms for news engagement • Comfortable with field reporting and live remotes when required Work Environment: • Fast-paced newsroom and studio environment • May involve travel for news coverage or station events • Must be able to remain in a stationary position while anchoring broadcasts