
This project analyzes Netflix’s global content catalog to uncover data-driven insights that support content strategy, audience targeting, and platform growth decisions. Using end-to-end exploratory data analysis (EDA), the study examines trends across genres, release years, ratings, durations, and geographic distribution. Raw streaming metadata is cleaned, structured, and transformed into decision-ready insights that reveal how content mix and regional focus have evolved over time. The analysis highlights dominant genres, growth patterns, and market priorities, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions around content acquisition, programming strategy, and expansion planning using clear, explainable analytics.
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I engineer data-driven content strategy solutions that help streaming platforms and production houses optimize library investments, predict viewer trends, and accelerate regional expansion. My work goes beyond basic charts—I build end-to-end analytical pipelines that translate massive global content metadata into clear, actionable business intelligence.
Use heatmaps, distribution plots, and category-level analysis to evaluate content variety across:
I eliminate "Content Guesswork" by transforming raw metadata into clear, explainable viewer and production insights. This allows streaming executives to make faster, safer, and more profitable investment decisions in an increasingly competitive global market.
