Artist Insights & Strategy: Growth & Research Coordinator

Warner Music Group; New York (NY); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Warner Music Group in New York City is seeking a Senior Coordinator, Artist Insights & Strategy to support data-driven artist growth. Based in NYC and reporting to the London-based Director, you will help collect and analyze research data to inform strategies for our Global Catalog and iconic artists.

You will monitor internet culture and fan behavior, translate findings into engaging concepts and narratives, and organize internal databases while coordinating across US and UK teams.

Qualifications

• 2–3 years of experience in a coordinator, research support, or admin role within music, entertainment, or digital media.
• Familiarity with analytics tools to analyze audience data.
• Experience in working with or for music brands is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research deep dives and audience analysis to guide long-term artist strategies.
• Monitor internet culture, social media trends, subcultures, and fan behaviors to identify shifts.
• Translate findings into pitch-ready concepts, content ideas, and partnerships.
• Assist with collection and visualization of audience data using AI-powered tools.
• Synthesize qualitative and quantitative data into engaging narratives communicating insights.
• Organize and update internal research databases and third‑party reports libraries.

Skills

Cultural analysis

Communication skills

Research support

Tools

Chartmetric

co:brand

Luminate

Job description

Warner Music Group in New York City is seeking a Senior Coordinator, Artist Insights & Strategy to support data-driven artist growth. Based in NYC and reporting to the London-based Director, you will help collect and analyze research data to inform strategies for our Global Catalog and iconic artists.

You will monitor internet culture and fan behavior, translate findings into engaging concepts and narratives, and organize internal databases while coordinating across US and UK teams.