Engineering Short-Term Missionary (Embark)
Come work at one of our transmitter sites, helping keep equipment and transmission-related software in good shape!
Broaden your outlook on missions and gain valuable engineering experience as you work alongside our cross-cultural team in the Caribbean! While living in another culture, you'll assist in maintaining, troubleshooting and repairing electronic and electrical devices. Get hands-on experience under the leadership of knowledgeable staff as you help to keep equipment and transmission-related software in good shape at our transmitter site. Share the Gospel every day using mass media so that all may hear! Note: This is a general job description and is subject to change depending on skill sets and/or project/department needs.
For more information about short-term opportunities like this, visit our Embark page!
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