Coordinator, Content Protection – Anti-Piracy

Job Description:

  • Monitor and protect WMG intellectual property, including audio, physical products, merchandise, and virtual properties
  • Identify unauthorized uses of WMG content across streaming services, social media, and the Internet
  • Complete notice and takedown protocols under US Copyright laws and other legal frameworks
  • Liaise with labels, global affiliates, and corporate departments on priority releases and content protection guidelines
  • Develop technical monitoring tools, scripts, and detection systems
  • Collaborate with internal teams to integrate vendor APIs and automate unauthorized-content detection
  • Monitor AI-generated deepfakes and voice clones misusing artist names, images, likenesses, or vocal identities
  • Use detection tools to flag synthetic media for legal and policy review
  • Establish data collection standards with the Global Content Security group and internal partners
  • Consolidate reporting into shared dashboards
  • Track infringement metrics, takedown outcomes, fraud incidents, and emerging threat trends
  • Manage and prioritize multiple projects
  • Provide regular coverage for the global content protection inbox

Requirements:

  • Ability to manage and prioritize multiple projects simultaneously
  • Proficiency with internet research and discovery tools
  • Organized, self-motivated, and able to stay on task
  • Ability to navigate music platforms, mobile app stores, and online marketplaces
  • Ability to think independently and work effectively without supervision
  • Availability to provide global inbox coverage on a flexible/non-traditional work week as needed
  • Prior experience with database management and Google Analytics preferred
  • Familiarity with HTML, SQL, Python, and/or Java
  • Understanding of generative artificial intelligence tools, technologies, and methodologies
  • Comfort with Google Enterprise products: Sheets, Docs, Slides, and Forms
  • Comfort with Microsoft Office Services: Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
  • Prior experience or demonstrated interest in the music industry or related fields such as Film, TV, or Digital Media
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills
  • Superior presentation skills
  • Readiness to engage with senior team members globally
  • Fluency in English and a second language, such as Spanish or Mandarin
  • College degree preferred

Benefits:

  • Remote work arrangement
  • Flexible/non-traditional work week as needed
  • 2026 Benefits At A Glance document provided
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