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Japanese - Metadata Specialist (Movies & TV Shows)

The Metadata Ops team ensures the client's products have the metadata quality and coverage needed to offer the best-in-class customer experience. Curators will work cooperatively with international teams to monitor, curate and improve the quality of our products and partner data integrations.  


Job Responsibilities: 

 

Verify content accuracy, ensuring it meets the provided standards 

Make possible edits, fixes or suggestions to the data content when needed 

Make decisions on content often with limited information on hand 

Report any patterns of issues observed to help improve database and product performance 

Test tools to provide feedback for improving efficiency and accuracy 

Work and communicate with cross-functional teams 


Location: On-Site in Austin, TX - North East of Austin

Project Duration: 12 months contract with a possible extension of 6 more months

Pay rate: $23 an hour

Schedule: Full-time (40 hours a week)

Shifts:

Sunday-Thursday: 12 pm-9 pm with 1-hour unpaid lunch

OR

Tuesday-Saturday: 12 pm-9 pm with 1-hour unpaid lunch


Qualifications and Skills:
  • Native-level proficiency in English
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills  
  • Proven ability to maintain motivation and solid focus through hours of repetitive tasks 
  • Highly detail-oriented with ability to multitask and meet deadlines in a high-pressure environment 
  • Sharp problem solving and analytical skills, along with ability to learn from history and prevent errors from recurring 
  • Comfortable with navigating ambiguity to make sound judgment calls 
  • A wide-ranging and up-to-date knowledge of the local movies, TV shows, music, literature, social media platforms, cultural sensitivities and nuances 
  • Experience with some or all of the following: Apple products and MS Office 
  • Degree not required but preferred in: Art, Design, Media, Production, Literature, Film, etc. 
  • Knowledge of advanced spreadsheet and XML a plus 
  • This position may require work outside of normal business hours, on weekends and holidays. 


Recruitment process:


- Signing NDA

- Interview with Recruiter

- 1-hour test (Related to TV shows and Movies)

- Interview with Project Managers

- Interview with Client

- Offer

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What You Should Know About Japanese - Metadata Specialist (Movies & TV Shows), Welocalize

Are you passionate about movies and TV shows? Join us at our Austin, TX office as a Japanese - Metadata Specialist! Our Metadata Ops team is dedicated to ensuring that our client’s products shine with top-notch metadata quality, creating an unparalleled customer experience. In this role, you’ll collaborate with international teams to verify content accuracy and improve our product quality. You’ll be responsible for making suggestions and edits where necessary, all while navigating sometimes limited information to make sound decisions. It’s a unique opportunity to put your analytical skills to work as you report patterns and issues to better our database performance. You’ll also test our tools and provide feedback on ways to enhance efficiency. Picture yourself working full-time, Sunday to Thursday or Tuesday to Saturday from 12 pm to 9 pm, in a lively environment that encourages detailed work, like identifying local cultural nuances and trends in entertainment. Parachute into an exciting role that offers a 12-month contract with a possibility of extension, all while earning a competitive hourly pay. The best part? You’ll become a part of a vibrant culture that values creativity and insight, working alongside dedicated professionals who share your love for entertainment. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the world of media while doing work that matters, this is the place for you!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Japanese - Metadata Specialist (Movies & TV Shows) Role at Welocalize
What are the key responsibilities of a Japanese - Metadata Specialist at this company?

As a Japanese - Metadata Specialist, you'll primarily focus on verifying content accuracy and ensuring it meets the established standards. This involves making edits and suggestions for data content as needed and monitoring for patterns of issues to enhance database performance. Your role will also require you to collaborate with cross-functional teams, allowing for continuous improvement of product performance in the entertainment space.

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What qualifications do I need to apply for the Japanese - Metadata Specialist position?

When applying for the Japanese - Metadata Specialist position, you should demonstrate native-level proficiency in English and have strong written and verbal communication skills. A detail-oriented approach and the ability to maintain focus during repetitive tasks are crucial, along with problem-solving skills and knowledge of the local entertainment scene including movies, TV shows, and social media trends.

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Does the Japanese - Metadata Specialist role require any specific experience?

While no specific degree is required, it’s preferred to have a background in Art, Design, Media, Production, Literature, or Film. Experience with Apple products, Microsoft Office, and familiarity with advanced spreadsheet and XML can be beneficial. Most importantly, you should have a solid understanding of local movies and cultural nuances to succeed in this role.

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What does the recruitment process look like for the Japanese - Metadata Specialist role?

The recruitment process for the Japanese - Metadata Specialist position involves several steps. Initially, candidates are required to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Following this, you will have an interview with a recruiter, complete a 1-hour test related to TV shows and movies, and have interviews with project managers and clients before receiving an offer. Each step is designed to assess your fit for the role.

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What is the work schedule for a Japanese - Metadata Specialist?

This position requires a full-time commitment of 40 hours per week, with shifts available from Sunday to Thursday or Tuesday to Saturday, both from 12 pm to 9 pm, including a 1-hour unpaid lunch. Flexibility in your schedule may also be necessary as some work outside normal business hours, including weekends and holidays, may be required.

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Common Interview Questions for Japanese - Metadata Specialist (Movies & TV Shows)
How do you ensure accuracy in your work as a Japanese - Metadata Specialist?

To ensure accuracy, I regularly cross-reference data with multiple sources and follow established standards meticulously. I also believe in asking questions and clarifying uncertainties to avoid any misinterpretations. By focusing on detail and consistency, I can maintain the integrity of the metadata provided.

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Can you describe a time when you improved a process in your previous job?

In my previous role, I helped streamline the verification process by introducing a checklist system that highlighted common errors. This not only improved accuracy but also reduced the time taken to review content. I believe in continuously looking for ways to enhance efficiency.

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How do you handle repetitive tasks without losing focus?

To manage repetitive tasks, I create small goals for myself and take short breaks to keep my mind fresh. I also find that varying my approach by listening to music or changing my environment can help maintain my motivation and focus.

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What strategies do you use to manage time effectively in this role?

I prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, using tools like calendars and task lists to stay organized. Breaking down projects into manageable parts helps me allocate my time wisely and meet deadlines without feeling overwhelmed.

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How would you approach ambiguity in data while making decisions?

When faced with ambiguity, I rely on my analytical skills to assess the available data and any historical trends. I also consult with teammates to gather insights, which can lead to informed decisions even when specific information is lacking.

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What do you know about current trends in movies and TV shows that may impact your work?

Staying updated with industry trends like popularity ratings, emerging genres, and cultural shifts is key. I regularly read entertainment news and engage with content on social media platforms to discern these trends, which in turn informs my metadata curation.

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Describe your experience with cross-functional teams.

In previous roles, I collaborated closely with marketing, product development, and content teams. I appreciate the diversity of perspectives and work to ensure effective communication and alignment on goals, which enhances overall project success.

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How do you approach feedback on your work?

I view feedback as an essential part of professional development. I welcome constructive criticism and actively seek it out, understanding that it can lead to better performance. I take time to reflect and apply feedback practically in future projects.

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What motivates you when working on a project like this?

My passion for movies and television motivates me greatly. Knowing that my contributions directly impact how users experience content keeps me driven. The opportunity to advocate for quality and accuracy in a space I love is incredibly fulfilling.

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How do you verify the relevance of metadata in rapidly changing media landscapes?

To ensure the relevance of metadata, I regularly perform competitor analysis and keep up-to-date with industry best practices. Additionally, I believe engaging with audiences through social media can provide insights into what resonates with viewers, allowing me to tailor the metadata accordingly.

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