Dutch Music AI Evaluation Expert

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About This Role

We are hiring a Dutch Music AI Evaluation Expert to review generative music model outputs and annotate musical training data. You will use musical and audio-engineering judgment to score samples and add structured labels describing genre, structure, and vocal or instrumental traits.

This is a remote, part-time contractor role for up to 6 months. The position is entry-level in terms of AI-training experience but requires professional music or audio expertise in practice.

• Data type: audio (music and vocals).
• Labeling tasks: evaluation ratings and classification labels.
• Duration: up to 6 months, part-time contractor work.

What You’ll Do

Evaluate AI-generated lyrics, voice generation, instrumental output, and full mixes using musical and production criteria. Provide both numerical scores and written judgments where required.

Annotate and classify songs and training samples with structured metadata such as genre, sub-genre, song structure, and vocal/instrumental characteristics. Compare paired samples head-to-head using audio-engineering terminology.

• Score musicality, creativity, prompt adherence, vocal quality, and mix/production quality.
• Annotate genre, sub-genre, song structure (e.g., verse/chorus/bridge), and performance traits.
• Perform A/B comparisons and written justification using professional audio terms.

Requirements

You must bring real-world music or audio production experience plus strong musical judgment. The role needs both Dutch-language lyrical expertise and fluency in English for following instructions and providing feedback.

A music degree or closely related background is preferred but not required if you have equivalent hands-on experience.

• Experience as a music producer, audio engineer, or sound mixer.
• Strong understanding of musical performance, theory, and lyrics.
• Experience writing lyrical music in Dutch.
• Native or near-native Dutch and English proficiency; must follow directions in English accurately.
• Ability to judge musicality, creativity, and production/mix quality.

Pay, Schedule & Logistics

This is a part-time contractor posting. Typical time commitment is under 20 hours per week and the project can run for up to six months. Work is 100% remote and can be done from anywhere.

Compensation is pay-per-hour. Hourly pay range listed for this role is USD 33.60 to USD 60.48 per hour, with top assignments paying up to USD 60.48/hr.

• Employment type: Contractor, Part-time.
• Time requirement: Less than 20 hours/week.
• Duration: Up to 6 months.
• Pay: $33.60–$60.48 per hour (USD).

Who Should Apply & How It Works

This role is a good fit for music producers, audio engineers, sound mixers, and songwriters who write in Dutch and have applied experience judging recordings and mixes. You don’t need prior AI-labeling experience, but you should be comfortable giving clear, consistent evaluations and using technical audio terminology.

To apply, create or update your OpenTrain profile, include relevant music/audio experience and examples, and submit for the role. If selected, you’ll receive task instructions and training materials in English and begin evaluating audio samples.

• Ideal applicants: Dutch-speaking music creators with practical studio/production experience.
• OpenTrain provides onboarding materials and labeling guidelines for each task.
• Build verifiable work on your OpenTrain profile to access future projects.