TV Traffic Director & Operations Leader

Cox Media Group, LLC.; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Cox Media Group is seeking a Director of Television Traffic to standardize Sales and Traffic operations across markets. The role focuses on increasing revenue and minimizing errors by defining workflows and configuring databases, with responsibilities spanning cross-station coordination and staff training.

Reporting to the SVP, Chief Sales Officer, the candidate will engage with programming, sales, and finance to ensure accurate schedules, inventory, and timely completion of tasks in a dynamic

Qualifications

• 5-8 years of Traffic Management experience.
• In-depth knowledge of broadcast traffic across media platforms.
• Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
• Excellent problem-solving and communication abilities.
• Experience collaborating with internal teams and vendors.
• Project management, planning, and/or buying experience.

Responsibilities

• Define standard traffic processes to improve accuracy and efficiency.
• Coordinate between stations and corporate office to resolve issues.
• Standardize formats, inventory codes, and profiles across stations.
• Train staff on WO Traffic tools and best practices.
• Monitor KPIs and optimize workflows to reduce errors.

Skills

Traffic management

Broadcast traffic

Project management

Outlook

SharePoint

WideOrbit Traffic

Leadership

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in marketing or related field

Tools

WideOrbit Traffic

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft SharePoint

Job description

Cox Media Group is seeking a Director of Television Traffic to standardize Sales and Traffic operations across markets. The role focuses on increasing revenue and minimizing errors by defining workflows and configuring databases, with responsibilities spanning cross-station coordination and staff training.

Reporting to the SVP, Chief Sales Officer, the candidate will engage with programming, sales, and finance to ensure accurate schedules, inventory, and timely completion of tasks in a dynamic