As the manager of Artist & Label Services, your job would be to develop and maintain relationships with Spotify’s local content providers by letting them get the most out of Spotify as both a promotional and sales platform. Seems incredible, but there’s work involved, too. This job is based in Mexico City, with 30 percent of your time allotted for travel. Manager, Artist & Label Services - Mexico City San Francisco Spotify staffers have a traditional Swedish crayfish party at the office in honor of the company's Swedish roots. This job appears to have been filled at time of publication, sorry folks. This feels like the modern version of the classic A&R agent for a record label. You’d also be expected to keep an eye on Spotify’s content to make sure the company appeals to the indie cool kids of the music world, so, going to concerts. Seems like this job entails building relationships with independent artists, managers, and labels from the UK and working with them to include them in Spotify. Manager, Artist & Label Services (Independents) - London This job would entail serving as “an expert resource to educate internal teams about the songwriting process and key songwriters,” as the LinkedIn description goes. You would do research to stay up to date on the top streaming songwriters and publishers in your market. Is this something of a hybrid music industry/managerial role at Spotify for someone with an understanding of music publishing? Perhaps. Songwriter Relations Manager - Los Angeles You must also be comfortable working with and interpreting large sets of data. As the apparent Rick Sanchez of Spotify, you would analyze the listening behaviors of Spotify’s millions of users and help translate that data into insights that will inform how the company operates.

This job just straight-up has a cool name and seems like it would combine both sides of a person’s brain. Members of the Spotify staff at their yearly 'Inclusion Summit' in London, UK.

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