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The Sourcing Analyst will assist the Director of Global Sourcing by managing projects, conducting spend analyses, presenting findings, and supporting stakeholder meetings. The role requires strong organizational, communication, and presentation skills, and involves continuous improvement of sourcing processes and supplier management.

The Multiplatform Content Strategy Analyst will manage programming and scheduling of content releases, track rights and metadata for digital products in Latin America and the US Hispanic markets, perform quality assurance on content across platforms, optimize workflows, and conduct data analysis for content selection decisions. The role requires collaboration across teams and adaptability to changing systems.

The Trainee in Multiplatform Content Strategy will assist in organizing programming calendars, managing metadata for content episodes, updating rights inventories, and supporting the content strategy team with various projects, all while gaining valuable experience in the media and entertainment industry.

The Sales Planning and Operations Senior Analyst/Analyst will support the development and execution of sales processes, product planning, reporting, and more in Southeast Asia. Responsibilities include product catalogue management, sales operations support, budgeting, data management, sales negotiation support, and ad hoc sales activities. The candidate should have a degree in relevant fields, 1-5 years of experience, detailed and analytical mindset, strong drive for results, and excellent communication and computer skills.

The Workday Platform Lead at Sony Pictures will work with internal and external stakeholders to design, develop, and support integrations and workflows within the Workday platform. Responsibilities include managing data movement, security, reports, and collaborating with various teams to ensure efficient business processes. This role emphasizes innovation within the Workday ecosystem and addresses technical and functional requirements for Workforce Management.

The GSOC Operator is responsible for supporting safety and security for Sony Pictures Entertainment globally. Duties include dispatching responses to incidents, analyzing data feeds, coordinating emergency responses, monitoring technical security systems, and providing traveler security support while working in a 24/7 operational environment.

The Technical Lead in Marketing IT is responsible for guiding technical projects to align with business goals, overseeing development processes, implementing coding standards, integrating third-party services, and ensuring thorough testing of applications. The role requires collaboration across teams and effective communication with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

The Commercial Operations Specialist is responsible for entering commercial contracts into the Landmark Sales system, coordinating with Sales Representatives, and handling client copy instructions. The role includes analyzing media plans, conducting month-end reconciliations with the Finance department, and maintaining advertiser files to ensure accurate processing and scheduling of commercial spots.

The paralegal will assist Sony Pictures Animation's legal affairs group in handling production legal matters for features and series. Responsibilities include drafting agreements, preparing legal documents, maintaining databases and electronic filing systems, and managing multiple administrative tasks.

The Lead Compositor will integrate 2D and 3D elements for feature films and TV productions, manage time effectively, conduct paint fixes, color grading, and create final images. The role requires a strong eye for composition and experience with VFX techniques.

The Visualization Supervisor leads the creation of cinematic sequences through character performances and camera choreography, ensuring alignment with the director's vision. Responsibilities include managing shot sequences, supervising a team of artists in character blocking and animation, and overseeing motion capture processes while adhering to high standards of quality and creative vision.

As the Lead Programmer, you will oversee the architecture and design of real-time software, including 3D graphics features. You will lead a team of engineers, manage project priorities, develop clean and efficient code, optimize performance, and collaborate with clients and cross-disciplinary teams.

The attorney will serve as the primary legal resource for Sony Pictures’ legal entity rationalization process, advising throughout the lifecycle of the project. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating corporate documents, managing international transactions, and collaborating with various departments in production, distribution, and marketing.

The Financial Analyst will assist in financial reporting and analysis, focusing on budgets, forecasts, and long-term plans while providing support in preparation, variance analysis, and communication of financial performance. The role includes interaction with management to support business initiatives and special projects.

The Recruiting Trainee will support the Talent Acquisition team in full cycle recruitment within the Animation pre-production pipeline. Responsibilities include scheduling interviews, providing administrative support, organizing recruiting events, and assisting with social media recruitment efforts. This role offers hands-on experience with recruitment processes and the opportunity to work closely with candidates and recruiting teams.