Music AI Trainer (Audio Instrument Labeling)
About the role
Music professionals with formal music education and hands on experience in performance, production or audio engineering can help train AI by listening to short audio clips and naming the instruments they hear. It is a 2 day project with flexible hours, a short qualifying test of about 15 minutes before onboarding, fully remote contract work, paid in USD, with a possible extension for strong performers. Click Apply to open the Turing page, sign up there using this link, and Turing handles screening and hiring. AI Alerts may earn a referral fee if you're hired through this link. It costs you nothing and doesn't change how we pick or rank jobs.
What you'll do
- Listen to short audio clips to help evaluate and improve AI generated audio data
- Identify the instrument family, such as strings, brass, woodwind, percussion or keyboard
- Identify the specific instrument you hear
- Use the provided audio references to guide your decisions
- Follow clear annotation guidelines and deliver consistent, accurate work
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Music or a related field
- 3 or more years of relevant experience in music performance, production, audio engineering or similar work
- A trained ear and strong ability to recognize instruments by sound
- Strong English communication skills
- Comfortable with focused, repetitive listening tasks and independent remote work
- Bonus: experience with transcription, remixing, music information retrieval, or AI and data annotation
About Turing
Turing is an AI company based in San Francisco that works with the world's leading AI labs to make their models better at reasoning, coding, languages and more. It also helps businesses build real AI systems, and it works with talent from over 100 countries.
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