Research Analyst - 59170997122

Article says: “Taylor Sheridan is writing and creating a new series…”

You correctly interpret: Showrunner = Taylor Sheridan

• Create new project records when they don’t exist
• Update existing records with new information
• Assign correct project statuses (e.g., “Active Development,” “Pre-Production”)

Compare partner-provided lists with internal database records.

Identify:

• Missing data
• Conflicting information
• Outdated entries

When sources conflict, do not guess.

Add structured research notes and flag for internal review.

• Work within a proprietary platform with defined fields and workflows
• Maintain high accuracy across repetitive but detail-sensitive tasks

You will succeed in this role if you:

• Consistently produce accurate, structured data from messy inputs
• Develop a strong understanding of film/TV industry terminology
• Make sound judgment calls when interpreting ambiguous information
• Maintain focus and consistency across 40 hours/week
• Stay with the team long-term and improve over time

This role is ideal for someone who is:

You naturally catch inconsistencies others miss and care deeply about accuracy.

You can easily understand nuance, tone, and implied meaning in articles.

You don’t need to be an expert—but you understand concepts like:

• Showrunner vs. writer
• Development vs. production
• Seasons, renewals, pilots, etc.

You’re comfortable doing structured work for long periods without losing quality.

This role is repetitive in format, but not mindless—each task requires judgment.

You want a long-term, full-time role—not something temporary while pursuing another career.

This role is not a fit if you:

If you need constant novelty or creative output, this will feel repetitive.

If you need everything to be explicitly stated (vs. inferred), this will be difficult.

Small errors compound quickly in this role and impact data integrity.

We are explicitly looking for people who will stay 1+ years.

You’ll be working within defined fields and processes—not freeform work.

This role requires understanding nuance—not just basic reading ability.

• Proprietary ProdPro platform (article feed + structured data entry forms)
• External references (e.g., IMDb and similar sources)
• Internal workflows for tagging, notes, and adjudication