Primary Purpose of the Job:The Data I/O Operator is responsible for data and content movement and coordination throughout the facility, across multiple platforms and equipment configurations. Key Responsibilities:Expedite work orders for both picture and audio departmentsReading and writing data to various media formats across multiple platforms and equipment configurations.Ensuring media management and archiving protocols and procedures are adhered to.Provide prompt and secure handling of all material received and sent from the facility.Log, track, QC, and communicate with production teams after receiving delivery materialsDigital file transmission using Aspera Faspex and ASCP programs, Signiant, etcetera.Managing of disk space within a post production storage environment.Develop scripts and/or programs to automate operations and simplify processes.File manipulation including renaming, renumbering, metadata information, etc.Interact directly with client facing personnel to establish scope of data work required and assisting in architecting an appropriate workflow for each production.Enforce retention policies; monitor storage volumes to prolong disk health.Work directly with engineering department to troubleshoot and remedy equipment issues.Adhere to established and approved in house workflows for requesting, creating, editing, publishing, and archiving content.Skills Required:Excellent IT skills and good level working knowledge of the following: Mac OS, Linux, Unix, Windows Good working knowledge of Baselight, Flame, Adobe Creative Cloud, AVID, Protools, Clipster, Transkoder and various standard post production systems and platforms. Must have experience with EDL's, OMF/AAF's, various quicktime codecs, etcGood working knowledge of digital cinema workflow, camera types and formats, codec’s, framerates, colour spaces and industry standard deliverable formats.Ability to recognize different file formats/image size resolutions for file processing and quality controlWork a flexible schedule; weekend and evening shifts are possibleGood level of knowledge of all delivery formats is essential for this role as is a good understanding of the post-production process & technical requirements for international delivery.Excellent working knowledge of Aspera and other secure file transfer networks and platforms.Full understanding of tapeless workflowsGood working knowledge of digitizing, transcoding, logging, syncing and groupingExposure to processes and etiquette around high end episodic television drama and studio feature films. The PerksExclusive WarnerMedia events and advance screeningsPaid time off every year to volunteer for eligible employeesAccess to well-being tools, resources, and freebiesAccess to in-house learning and development resourcesPart of the WarnerMedia family of powerhouse brandsWarner Media, LLC and its subsidiaries are equal opportunity employers. Qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, mental or physical disability, and genetic information, marital status, citizenship status, military status, protected veteran status or any other category protected by law.