Mercor is hiring experienced Musicians to evaluate generative musical AI models in partnership with a leading AI lab.
You will assess model outputs across in different categories of music in your bilingual language.
Key Responsibilities
- Evaluate AI model output lyrics, voice generation, and other standards
- Score quality of musical training data
- Experience writing music in the domain language listed in the title
- Able to understand directions in English language
- Rate AI-generated music samples head-to-head on musicality, creativity, prompt adherence, vocal quality, and production/mix quality, using audio-engineering terminology
- Annotate songs in detail: genre/sub-genre classification, song structure, vocal/instrumental characteristics via a structured taxonomy
Ideal Qualifications
- Experience working as a music producer, audio engineer, and/or sound mixer for at least 3+ years
- Evidence of understanding musical performance, theory, and lyrics
- College degree in music, involving both performance, theory, and lyrics
- Past experience writing lyrical music in the domain language listed in the title
- Native or near-native proficiency in both Swedish and English
Project Timeline
- Start Date: Immediate
- Duration: Up to 6 months
- Commitment: Part-time, 10+ hours per week
We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.
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Music Producer - Audio Evaluation Expert in London employer: Obsidian
Obsidian is an exceptional employer located in the vibrant Greater London area, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration among experts in the field. Employees benefit from a fast-start program with opportunities for growth and extension, alongside a commitment to quality in AI model training that makes a meaningful impact in genomics. With a focus on professional development and a supportive environment, Obsidian is dedicated to empowering its team members to excel in their careers.
