Research Assistant

Company Description Now We Know! with Steve Guttenberg is a WBC Productions series that showcases industry experts sharing diverse perspectives on engaging topics. Each episode features up to three specialists, each appearing in a 6–8 minute segment produced by the team, offering viewers fresh, compelling narratives. Hosted by actor, author, and entrepreneur Steve Guttenberg, the platform aims to inspire curious audiences and knowledge seekers across the country. The production environment is collaborative and fast-paced, emphasizing high-quality research, storytelling, and content development. Role Description The Research Assistant is a full-time, on-site role based in Deerfield Beach, FL. This role is responsible for identifying and evaluating potential episode topics and finding the most qualified orhanizations to represent those topics. Daily tasks include organizing research materials, maintaining databases, creating story lines and most importantly, reaching out to prospective guests of the show. The role also involves clear communication with internal stakeholders and meeting production deadlines. Qualifications Candidates should possess strong Research Skills to source, evaluate, and synthesize information. Candidates should possess effective Communication skills to present opprotunities clearly in written and verbal briefs Candidates should possess Data Analysis skills to interpret data, identify trends, and support evidence-based storytelling. Additional beneficial qualifications include strong organizational and time-management abilities, attention to detail, and proficiency with productivity and research tools (e.g., online databases, spreadsheets, document management systems). A wbachelor’s degree in a relevant field (such as Communications, Media Studies, Journalism, Social Sciences, or a scientific discipline) or equivalent practical experience is preferred. Experience in media, television production, or content development and an interest in current events, science, culture, or educational programming are considered assets. #J-18808-Ljbffr