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Broadcast Music is seeking a data analyst to maintain databases and manage media data, supporting departmental reporting and analysis. The role involves SQL-like data handling, report generation, and liaison with licensing partners, with emphasis on accuracy and process improvement.
Qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree and 1–2 years in data analytics, strong Excel and Access skills, and experience with Salesforce reporting. Regular attendance and collaboration are essential.
POSITION SUMMARY: Responsible for the ongoing development and maintenance of databases within the department, as well as routine administration of media accounts, having a direct impact on consistency, accuracy and credibility of data to be used for departmental reporting and analysis.
Essential Functions: which may be representative but not all inclusive of those commonly associated with this position.
Physical/Visual Activities or Demands: Physical/visual activities or demands that are commonly associated with the performance functions of this job.
Environmental/Atmospheric Conditions: Environmental and atmospheric conditions commonly associated with the functions of this job.
Normal office conditions.
Education: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent preferred.
Experience: Minimum 1 - 2 years experience working in a data analyst capacity
Skills and Abilities: which may be representative but not all inclusive of those commonly associated with this position.
Machines, Tools, Equipment and Work Aids: which may be representative but not all inclusive of those commonly associated with this position.
Personal computer and associated software. Normal office equipment
License(s)/Certifications Required: None
This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee occupying the position. Employees may be required to follow other job-related instructions and perform other job-related duties as requested, subject to all applicable state and federal laws.
“Commonly associated” is not intended to mean always or only. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.