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Miami, FL (Florida) · Full-time · Pay: BLS benchmark · O-1B fit

Spanish-Language News Anchor, Digital and Streaming

National Spanish-language media company with a streaming and digital news team

Miami, FL (Florida)On-siteFull-timeMid-levelO-1B fitAdded week of Nov 2, 2026
Real postingModeled on a real U.S. posting from November 2026 (live when checked) · employer not named · apply to be matched with employers hiring for this role.
EmployerNational Spanish-language media company with a streaming and digital news team (not named)
LocationMiami, FL (Florida) · On-site
Type & levelFull-time · Mid-level
PayNot stated in the posting · BLS median for reporters and broadcast news analysts: USD 62,200
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook (2025 national median); the source posting states no pay
Visa pathO-1B fit
Role familySpanish-Language News Anchor / Reporter

About the role

This role anchors a national Spanish-language news operation that is growing on streaming and digital platforms. The team wants a journalist who can tell stories on camera and who understands Hispanic audiences in the United States and Latin America, as well as major international news.

What you'll do

  • Anchor live news programs on streaming and digital platforms
  • Anchor recorded news programs for the same platforms
  • Write news content in Spanish and deliver it on air
  • Interview newsmakers on camera
  • Cover major international developments for a Spanish-speaking audience
  • Work with the wider news team on production of the programs

Requirements

  • Strong journalism skills, including storytelling and clear on-air communication
  • Ability to write and deliver news content in Spanish
  • Deep understanding of the Hispanic community in the United States and Latin America
  • Knowledge of major international news developments
  • Comfort working on digital and streaming platforms

Nice to have

    Pay & benefits

    Not stated in the posting · BLS median for reporters and broadcast news analysts: USD 62,200. The posting does not list benefits.

    Pay source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook (2025 national median); the source posting states no pay. Market data, not an offer from O1DMatch.

    Visa path

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