(i) oversee and coordinate the operation of the audio digitization team of the Sound Archive Digitization Project; (ii) verify and maintain the audio standards (e.g. the balancing, mixing, editing and enhancing of pre-recorded audio) for the uploading tasks afterwards; (iii) supervise the audio digitization team in programme ingestion, transferring and dubbing the archived materials from analogue to digital format; (iv) monitor the progress of the Sound Archive Digitization Project and provide updated progress report to RTHK management on a regular basis; (v) maintain and repair audio equipment whenever necessary; (vi) co-work with the library staff on the accuracy of metadata matters; and (vii) any other duties as assigned. (Note: Required to work irregular hours.)

Candidates should have - (i) a Hong Kong bachelor’s degree, preferably in Sound Design/Technology and Music Recording, or equivalent; and 4 years’ experience in audio engineering; OR (ii) an accredited Higher Diploma or an accredited Associate Degree, preferably in Sound Design/Technology and Music Recording, from a Hong Kong tertiary institution, or equivalent; and 5 years’ experience in audio engineering; OR (iii) Level 2 or equivalent or above in Chinese Language and English Language together with 3 other subjects at Grade E or equivalent or above in the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) or Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSEE), or equivalent [see Notes 1-2 below]; and 6 years’ relevant experience; OR (iv) Completed Secondary 3; and 8 years’ relevant experience. Candidates who possess (i) good command of both Chinese and English; (ii) high organization, outstanding leadership skills, and is strongly self-disciplined; and (iii) sound knowledge in operating the analogue machines / audio-visual equipment (e.g. set-up, operate, and maintenance / repair) in audio studios, i.e. open reel recorders and/or vinyl disc turntables and/or cassette recorders will have an advantage.