Senior Data Lead - Studio Content Data Management & Analytics (Remote-Friendly)

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About arenaflex

Welcome to arenaflex, where we believe in the power of storytelling to connect people across the globe. As a leading entertainment company, we are redefining how content is created, distributed, and experienced by millions of viewers worldwide. Our Studio Data Management team sits at the heart of this transformation, ensuring that the data driving our creative decisions is accurate, comprehensive, and actionable.

At arenaflex, we don't just stream content—we innovate the future of entertainment. Our team works alongside talented creators, producers, and technologists to build the infrastructure that supports groundbreaking storytelling. We are looking for a passionate Data Lead who shares our vision for excellence and is ready to make a meaningful impact in the entertainment industry.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic team where your analytical skills will directly influence the content that reaches millions of households. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, love solving complex data challenges, and want to be part of something truly transformative, we invite you to explore this role further.

Position Overview

We are currently seeking an experienced

Data Lead, Studio Data Management

to join our Studio Business Affairs team. In this critical role, you will be responsible for overseeing data quality and governance for our content acquisition and distribution datasets. You will work closely with product teams, engineering partners, and business stakeholders to ensure that our deal data—spanning content licensing, talent agreements, and production partnerships—maintains the highest standards of accuracy and completeness.

This position offers the flexibility of remote work arrangements, making it ideal for professionals who prefer a hybrid or fully remote setup. You will be based in Alabama and will collaborate with cross-functional teams across our organization.

Key Responsibilities

As a Data Lead at arenaflex, you will play a pivotal role in managing the end-to-end data lifecycle for our studio operations. Your responsibilities will include:

    Strategic Data Leadership:

    Develop short-term and long-term strategies for deal data management across the studio, establishing data quality benchmarks and education initiatives. Create quarterly objectives aligned with business goals and lead the execution of strategic roadmap initiatives.

      Subject Matter Expertise:

      Serve as the primary data expert for deal-related information across the studio. Collaborate with product managers, engineers, designers, and business partners to address complex data challenges and ensure alignment on data-related initiatives.

        Metrics Development:

        Partner with product management and data engineering teams to define, create, analyze, and report on key performance indicators that provide visibility into various aspects of data quality. Establish dashboards and reporting mechanisms to track data health metrics.

          Scalability Planning:

          Independently design and implement strategies to efficiently scale data quality operations as our content library and partnerships continue to grow.

            Project Leadership:

            Lead data quality initiatives that support product development and improve underlying data infrastructure. Develop detailed project plans that identify business impact, timelines, risks, and execute on deliverables with precision.

              Stakeholder Management:

              Manage incoming partner requests and drive alignment when conflicting priorities arise. Ensure clear communication and expectation-setting with all stakeholders.

                Customer Support:

                Serve as a resource for addressing data-related inquiries and support requests from internal users. Develop self-service resources to empower users to resolve common issues independently.

                  Process Improvement:

                  Collaborate with business teams to design and implement more efficient processes, best practices for data management, and comprehensive documentation that drives organizational knowledge.

                  Essential Qualifications

                  To succeed in this role, you will need to demonstrate the following qualifications and competencies:

                    Educational Background:

                    Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Computer Science, Information Systems, Business Analytics, or a comparable discipline.

                      Professional Experience:

                      Minimum of 3+ years working in data management with databases and/or content management systems. Experience in data governance, data quality, or data analytics roles is highly valued.

                        Analytical Capabilities:

                        Strong analytical skills with the ability to synthesize information across complex ecosystems to diagnose issues and develop effective solutio

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