





Common content-editor role, mid experience, metro location, and broad skill requirements drive high competition.
Role requires entertainment metadata expertise and taxonomy experience, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit years, PG requirement, portfolio, language skills, and shift availability create strict shortlisting filters.
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Identify and apply precise descriptive metadata (genres, keywords, mood, theme, scenario) to TV and film content for viewer recommendation systems.
Analyze and recommend editorial and operational improvements to ensure accurate video descriptors and collaborate with Product and Taxonomy teams to optimize tools and systems.
Manage multiple tasks with strict quality and deadline standards, maintain database accuracy, and monitor Key Performance Indicators daily.
3-5 years of experience in metadata tagging, content creation, or related field.
Postgraduate degree in English Literature, Journalism and Mass Communication, Film Studies, or related field.
Portfolio of published works or writing samples required.
Must be able to work shifts including early morning, evenings, nights, weekends, and public/national holidays; role is hybrid requiring partial office presence in the same city as the Nielsen office.
Strong understanding of US entertainment industry including movie and TV show genres and subgenres with a passion for consuming TV and movies.
Exceptional command of English grammar, punctuation, and syntax; familiarity with AP style guide and metadata standards.
Adaptable to fast-paced environments with changing requirements; skilled in research, rephrasing, rewriting, and collaborating across teams.