Broadcast and Digital Data Delivery Manager

Broadcast and Digital Data Delivery Manager. This role is based in Milton Keynes with remote/hybrid working. Department: Broadcast and Partnerships. Salary: £38,784 to £46,049. Closing Date: 8 October 2025. Weekly working hours: 37. Contract type: Permanent. Fixed Term Contract: End Date: Not Applicable. Welsh Language: Not Applicable.

This post will report to the Senior Broadcast Platforms and Partnerships Manager (B&P). The role will support the creation, delivery, and performance analysis of digital and broadcast media content. It combines data-driven content strategy, asset management, and cross-platform publishing support, ensuring effective collaboration across internal and external stakeholders, including the BBC and academic teams.

Purpose Statement

• Content performance intelligence - creating and maintaining reports and dashboards that enable stakeholders across broadcast and digital platforms to monitor media performance, identify trends, and take evidence-based action; and providing required reports into key management and strategic groups.
• Managing and servicing data and asset requests - responding to specific requests for performance data, content access, and asset management across internal and external platforms where self-serve tools do not exist.
• Strategic media analysis and delivery - conducting deep dive analyses to provide insight into media reach and engagement, proactively driving recommendations to improve content strategy, operational effectiveness, and stakeholder collaboration.
• Broadcast and digital asset delivery - overseeing the accurate and timely delivery, cataloguing, and storage of media assets, ensuring compliance with documentation standards and rights management across OU and BBC systems.

Analytics, Reporting & Strategy

• Monitor, evaluate, and report on digital content performance using tools such as Google Analytics, and third party platform-specific analytics (e.g. Genially, Riddle, Publuu, Vimeo).
• Produce regular performance reports for B&P and internal stakeholders, present analysis and insights to inform actionable recommendations to enhance content strategy and user engagement.
• Use external dashboards (e.g., BBC Overnights Portal, BBC Ideas) to assess content reach and effectiveness.
• Prepare and provide reports and insights for project reviews and contribute to strategic meetings with relevant analyses.
• Prepare and provide reports about asset (video, audio, digital) reuse and monitor.
• Manage Awards processes: advise on deadlines liaise with BBC/Third parties, maintain master spreadsheet for KPI reports.

Broadcast Media Asset Management

• Manage stakeholder relationships and oversee the delivery, cataloguing, and storage of OU/BBC co-produced television, digital, and audio assets.
• Coordinate the receipt and verification of all broadcast-related documentation, ensuring accuracy before inputting into OU systems.
• Use OU systems such as VideoFinder, AWS, and the OU Production Portal for asset tracking, reporting, and archival management.
• Maintain awareness of rights clearance and compliance issues (in collaboration with SBPM).

Content Creation & Platform Support

• Provide administrative and creative support across content workflows, including gathering, organising, and uploading documentation.
• Support the development of visually engaging content using platforms like Canva, Genially, and Riddle.

Communication, Collaboration & Content Dissemination

• Liaise with BBC contacts to set up and maintain accurate records for BBC Silvermouse deliveries.
• Liaise with BBC contacts and internal stakeholders to gather performance data and maintain transmission schedules.
• Distribute weekly and monthly broadcast schedules to relevant OU teams.
• Actively participate in team meetings and brainstorming sessions for content planning.
• Write and distribute engaging newsletters for each faculty twice a year, collaborating with wider teams to gather relevant content and ensure alignment with strategic goals. Track engagement metrics to inform future communications.
• Provide support and advice to production and module teams regarding content access and delivery processes.
• Monitor and manage the Broadcast Team inbox, coordinating responses with the B&P team.

Essential

• Demonstrated familiarity with media outputs across TV, digital, and audio platforms, as well as media asset management systems (e.g., AWS) and post-production workflows.
• Experience in interpreting and analysing media performance data using tools such as Google Analytics, Vimeo analytics, or platform-specific dashboards.
• Proven ability to create compelling visual reports and dashboards using tools like Canva, Genially, or Microsoft Office (PowerPoint) to support strategic decision-making, with the ability to present insights clearly to diverse audiences.
• A track record of successfully managing multiple digital/media projects, with a strong technical focus, coupled with excellent organisational and time management skills, and a proactive, reflective approach to process improvement.
• Excellent collaboration and communication skills, with experience working effectively across internal teams and external partners (e.g. Broadcast media, academic teams).

Desirable

• Experience with BBC systems including Silvermouse, with a strong understanding of rights management, compliance protocols, and editorial workflows.
• Knowledge of publishing and editing tools such as Vimeo, Canva, and Adobe Premiere.
• Understanding of social media platforms and their strategic use in amplifying content reach and engagement.
• Awareness of the OU-BBC partnership and its strategic objectives, as it relates to the role of broadcast content in supporting educational impact.

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If shortlisted, we anticipate interviews taking place onsite in Milton Keynes on 22nd October.

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