About this role
Role Overview
Evaluate and annotate outputs from generative music AI models in Spanish and English, providing detailed audio-engineering judgments and structured song metadata to improve model training and quality. Work with diverse musical categories to assess lyrics, vocal generation, musicality, and production quality for a leading AI research effort.
Key Responsibilities- Listen to and evaluate AI-generated music samples, including lyrics and voice generation, across multiple genres.
- Score the quality of musical training data used by models.
- Rate pairs of AI-generated samples head-to-head on musicality, creativity, prompt adherence, vocal quality, and production and mix quality, using audio-engineering terminology.
- Annotate songs in detail using a provided structured taxonomy, including genre and sub-genre classification, song structure, and vocal and instrumental characteristics.
- Write or assess music in the domain language listed in the title, and follow directions provided in English.
- Minimum 3 years experience as a music producer, audio engineer, and/or sound mixer.
- Demonstrable understanding of musical performance, theory, and lyrics.
- College degree in music that included performance, theory, and lyrics, or equivalent demonstrated expertise.
- Prior experience writing lyrical music in Spanish, the domain language indicated in the title.
- Native or near-native proficiency in Spanish (ES) and English.
- Location: Remote.
- Employment type: Hourly.
- Start date: Immediate.
- Duration: Up to 6 months.
- Commitment: Part-time, minimum 10 hours per week.
$30 to $54 per hour.
Application and Onboarding- Submit your resume and complete the application form.
- Participate in a 25-minute conversational interview covering your background, experience, and motivations.
- Receive next steps and onboarding details within a few days after the interview.
- Required language skills: native or near-native Spanish (ES) and English, and ability to understand instructions provided in English.
- All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics, and reasonable accommodations are available upon request.