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Netflix is seeking a Scheduling Associate to support content planning and analytics from the USA office. You will monitor scheduling data, announce start dates, and maintain accurate metadata across systems while coordinating with content teams.
The role emphasizes reviewing content releases, analyzing industry trends, and contributing to Netflix’s launch strategy with data-driven insights. Bachelor’s degree required and a fast-paced, collaborative environment awaits.
Scheduling Associate Salary: $20-30/Hour Company: Netflix Location: USA Educational Requirements: Bachelor's Degree
Netflix is the world's leading media entertainment service with 233 million paid subscriptions in 190 countries to enjoy TV series, movies and games in different formats and languages.
Members can play, pause, and resume watching what they want, anytime, anywhere, and can change their plans at any time.
The Analytics & Schedule release is part of our Content & Performance Analytics organization, which provides Netflix with the best metrics, tools, analytics, insights and reports to make better content and program performance decisions.
As a strategic partner, you will help plan and execute our content strategy and insights through Netflix's multilayered dashboards, data systems and spreadsheets.
In this role, you will also play a key role in the development and successful execution of Netflix's launch strategy.
This role is based in Netflix's Los Angeles office (does not change to be based in other offices) and will report to the director, collection start & schedule.
You will be responsible for tracking information processing time and Netflix dates while reviewing data entries from the team to ensure correct judgments and scheduling. This includes announcing start dates and changes to active partners, as well as supporting name start information in our various systems and forms. You will review upcoming content releases and competitor programming and analyze competitor strategies in relation to Netflix. This includes identifying and organizing metadata such as genre, release date, audience, etc. This also includes using accurate data to update our devices and systems. You will meet regularly with content and production managers to learn about important updates to communicate to the planning team, including new greenlights, expected readiness dates, changes in the production schedule that explain decisions and plans strategy.
You’ll develop a deep understanding of industry trends and competitive strategies that can be translated into broader learning for Netflix executives – you'll want to turn big competitive data into insights for company executives. You will create insightful presentations on planning, initial analysis, metrics, and events for business leaders. You will generate and develop ideas for improving engagement and strategic planning slate.
Eligibility You have 3 years of relevant experience, preferably in programming and/or programming in a studio, network or stream. You can interact with our creative/content team directly. You can expect to answer business questions from company leaders. You thrive in a fast-paced environment and focus on delivering results.