Studio Data Administrator

Our client, the world’s leading entertainment streaming service, is looking for a Studio Data Administrator with a strong knowledge of the film and TV industry vendor ecosystem. The ideal candidate has a passion for film and TV and a strong interest in tech and entertainment. This is a 6-month remote role. Candidates must be in the U.S., and not hold H-1B visa status. The hourly rate is up to $40; benefits are available through Talent Table. No C2C. Responsibilities: Build a strong knowledge base of the vendor data domain Work with ICs and partner teams to resolve complex, outstanding data remediation scenarios Support our internal team of Data Quality Analysts in project execution and auditing Utilize internal data tools to address and resolve data quality issues at scale (deduplication, proactive monitoring, data mapping, and connections) Aggregate and input data into a variety of internal applications Investigate and resolve data discrepancies between applications Log and surface data inconsistencies and common patterns to ICs Communicate with cross-functional partners while triaging Tier 1 support tickets or issues Pressure-test new workflows and applications and provide feedback Requirements: Highly curious and organized Ability to work in ambiguity and in ever-changing environments Clear and concise communicator (verbal and written) Ability to maintain attention to detail on projects involving high-volume manual tasks Ability to make judgment calls in the face of ambiguity Proficiency in working with large spreadsheets and data sets Proficiency with Google Suite, table-based applications (e.g., Excel, Airtable), and data management systems Aptitude for quickly learning new applications and workflows Excellent time management skills Experience working with product and/or engineering teams A minimum of 2 years of experience in an entertainment and/or media environment or a related/transferable skill set Knowledge of entertainment industry vendors, including but not limited to production companies, post-production houses, delivery partners, legal entities, studios, advertisers, and game development companies Nice to Haves: Experience or knowledge of large entertainment vendors and conglomerates, including their respective subsidiaries Experience with a variety of project management tools, including web applications such as Monday boards or Jira Experience with visualization tools like Tableau Experience with SQL