NPR Careers

National Public Radio (NPR) is a non-profit member organization that distributes more than 1,000 public radio stations across the United States. NPR employs 500+ SAG-AFTRA Union Journalists. It was founded in 1970, after the Public Broadcasting Act was enacted in 1967.

NPR's main headquarters are in Washington, D.C., with an additional NPR West office in Culver City, California, and international offices. The organization produces various news and cultural content, including newscasts, talk shows, and documentaries. NPR is known for its comprehensive reporting, impartial news coverage, and diverse programs.

NPR attracts individuals with distinctive personalities that resonate with the organization’s values. These individuals are typically curious, passionate about learning and committed to public service, objectivity, and fairness. NPR employees often possess intellectual curiosity and enjoy exploring diverse subjects. They are dedicated to producing high-quality content and have a strong work ethic. Many also sincerely appreciate storytelling and excel at conveying complex ideas clearly and engagingly. Their personalities reflect creativity, analytical thinking, and social responsibility.

If this describes you, we invite you to explore the current union-represented positions at NPR:

Current Job Openings

Producer II | Weekend Edition - Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Wild Card Associate Producer (Temp) - Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Visual Newscast | Edition II - Washington, District of Columbia, United States

For more information on current job openings and union representation at NPR, please visit the following links:

• NPR Careers

• Screen Actors Guild-AFTRA

• WE MAKE NPR