Music Operations Coordinator
$25.00 - $35.00 per hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$25.00 - $35.00 per hour
About the role
- Review and validate metadata documents (artist names, genre, moods, tags, writer splits, etc.)
- Assist with metadata QA reviews and clean-up for back catalog
- Maintain data integrity and consistency across the full collection
- Classify audio assets by vibe, mood, cultural context, and best-use recommendations for ads and UGC content Music Delivery & Ingestion
- Facilitate receipt of all new approved music documentation from suppliers
- Enter new music and artist deliveries into DAM; ensure complete and accurate data for ingestion
- Verify formatting, metadata accuracy, and asset completeness
- Work with Music Production and Audio Librarian to get files uploaded and available quickly and consistently Copyright & Compliance
- Monitor and ensure copyright compliance across the catalog
- Collaborate with internal teams to address IP issues or concerns
- 3+ years of administrative experience, preferably in an arts/music organization
- Strong proficiency in Google Workspace and Excel (Drive, Sheets, Docs, Excel, etc)
- Comfortable using AI tools in day-to-day work
- Experience with music industry contracts and copyright
- Strong interpersonal communication skills
- Experience multitasking and prioritizing in a fluid, fast-paced environment
- Ability to communicate and work well with creatives; thrive in a team environment Nice-to-Have
- Experience with digital asset management systems (DAMs) and music metadata standards
- Experience with audio classification/tagging for mood, cultural context, and use-case fit
- Experience with digital service providers (DSPs) and DDEX standards
- Knowledge of copyright laws and regulations
- Familiarity of AI generative music tools and prompting
- Proficiency in ProTools or other DAW software
- Music/audio production degree or equivalent experience
- Familiarity with workflow automation tools
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