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Looking for Engineering Job at a Radio Station or Small Cluster in the U.S.

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Hey guys I'm an out of work engineer. Not a genius, but I do pretty well at keeping things going. I have a family to support and I need a job right away. I've been looking all over the internet, but most of the jobs pay less than dirt. I need to get in a year about what you'd pay for a low end Hummer. Got any hot leads? Love to find a job where they love engineers instead of looking at us like an expense. Send any leads to: [email protected] Delete the dashes. I have to do that so the spam bots don't get me.
 
My minimum is 275 dollars per week per station in a cluster. That means a 4 station cluster would pay 1100/week, a 5 station 1375 per week, etc. etc. Right now there's a job out there paying $45,000 for FIVE stations-a measly 173 dollars a week per station! From what I understand their engineer left for a better paying job (they were paying him $55,000) and they have to nerve to offer the new guy 10 grand less! I hope that the don't find someone and all 5 stations wind up off the air at the same time due to a big thunderstorm, so they can learn to appreciate the value a good engineer represents.
 
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