Generating ideas and stories and contribute to the creative treatment of an item or programme on TV Sports News output
Carrying out in-depth background/subject research on assigned topics and stories, ensuring complete accuracy and critically evaluating the relevance and suitability of information
Working closely with the production team before, during and after the output production
Cutting audio and preparing scripts and briefs for audio, podcast and TV output
Creating graphics for TV output
Creating digital video and social media content and developing original approaches to our storytelling
Identifying and booking suitable guests and contributors with an awareness and understanding of the need to include diverse contributors
Developing skills needed to work in a live studio environment
Working under pressure and to tight deadlines while maintaining the BBC's editorial standards
At all times to carrying out duties in accordance with the BBC health and safety policy

You must have a demonstrable passion for sport but also for the stories behind the events.
You must have experience of telling stories in a creative and engaging way.
You must have experience of either TV production such as video editing and/or using digital recording and editing equipment.
You will however need to have a demonstrable interest in and awareness of topical sports stories.
You should have an awareness of our Sports News output.

From the World Cup to the Olympics, whether it's Premier League football, international cricket or tennis and golf majors, BBC Sport is at the heart of the world's major sporting events. Our TV Sports News team helps make sure that every day throughout the year our audiences are served with all the stories surrounding every sport as well as providing world class coverage of the events themselves. We are now looking for a Journalism Researcher and we would love to hear from those who want to tell stories in engaging ways across both linear and digital output: