We're now seeking a talented researcher to join us on See Hear to undertake research for the programme and to come up with lots of ideas for features. Our ideal candidate will be someone with a good knowledge of the Deaf community.

You will:

Support the production team with all aspects of production (e.g. managing logistics, contributing to scripts and schedules, supporting edits, etc.)

Be involved in researching and setting up filming, including the identification of suitable programme contributors, locations, storylines and archive, working closely at all times to the editorial brief of the Director.

Work as part of a strong and effective team, and using your judgement to refer upwards when appropriate.

Work effectively to ensure all content is thoroughly researched and meets the BBC's editorial standards.

Carry out all duties in accordance with Health and Safety regulations.

Have a good knowledge of Deaf culture and the Deaf community is highly desirable for this role. Proficiency in British Sign Language is not essential but would be an advantage.

You will have a strong background in television production.

You will have experience in locating relevant sources of information regarding contributors, locations, archive footage and photographs, and the ability to critically assess the quality and accuracy of information.

You will have the ability to produce accurate research information and detailed briefing notes, and to distil information into usable treatments.

You will have the confidence to identify new angles to stories, recognise potential items and to originate and develop ideas.

You will have a current knowledge of the subject area and the target audience.