Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
08 Oct, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
08 Jul, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Good communication skills
Industry
Other Industry
Overview:
Music wouldn’t exist without the work of songwriters, composers and publishers. We’re here to represent them and make sure that they are paid for their work. After more than a century in the industry, we continue to innovate as a world-leading organisation.
THE ROLE
We have an opportunity for a Royalty Distribution Analyst (known internally as Distribution Operations Coordinator) to join us on a 12 month Fixed term contract basis.
The Operations & Royalty Distributions department at PRS for Music is crucial in managing the end-to-end process of distributing royalties to its members – both through the main quarterly distributions, and through smaller, monthly distributions. Through a collaborative and inclusive team approach, Distribution Operations work closely with teams across the business to calculate the revenue available for distributions, matching music usage data with licensed revenue and performing agreed control checks to ensure accuracy and completeness. There is also a chance to be involved in PRS’ distribution policy decisions and reviews of its operational processes, while delivering record-breaking distributions to PRS members.
Responsibilities:
As our Royalty Distribution Analyst you will have a specific focus on operational activities which facilitate the transformation of data submitted by Operations to distribution payments to members and customers. Some of your day to day duties will be:
For a full list of duties, please email the recruitment team and request a copy of the job description.
About you:
At PRS for Music, we want you to bring the best version of yourself to work. We believe that celebrating individuality promotes a culture of acceptance and openness. Along with being whoever you want to be, in an ideal world you will also have:
Our interview process for this role is simple: