About this role
Role Overview
Evaluate generative music model outputs in Portuguese and English for a leading AI research lab. This role focuses on detailed, technical assessment of AI-generated lyrics, vocal performance, instrumentation, and production, applying music production and audio engineering knowledge to rate and annotate samples across genres.
Key Responsibilities- Listen to and evaluate AI-generated music samples, including lyrics, voice generation, and full mixes.
- Rate samples head-to-head on musicality, creativity, adherence to the prompt, vocal quality, and production or mix quality, using audio-engineering terminology.
- Score the quality of musical training data used to train models.
- Annotate songs using a structured taxonomy, including genre and sub-genre classification, song structure, and vocal and instrumental characteristics.
- Write and assess lyrical music in Portuguese, and follow written directions provided in English.
- At least 3 years of professional experience as a music producer, audio engineer, and or sound mixer.
- Demonstrable understanding of musical performance, music theory, and lyric writing.
- Experience writing lyrical music in Portuguese.
- College degree in music that includes performance, theory, and lyric study is preferred.
- Native or near-native proficiency in Portuguese and strong proficiency in English sufficient to understand project instructions.
- Location: Remote.
- Employment type: Hourly.
- Start date: Immediate.
- Duration: Up to 6 months.
- Commitment: Part-time, minimum 10 hours per week.
Hourly rate range: 13.01 to 35.82 per hour.
Eligibility- Must be able to produce and evaluate music in Portuguese and understand instructions in English.
- Applicants should be able to meet the time and remote working requirements listed above.
- Submit your resume and complete the application form.
- Participate in a 25-minute conversational interview about your background, experience, and motivations.
- Receive next steps and onboarding details within a few days after the interview.
All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics, and reasonable accommodations are available upon request.