AI Tutor, Music Specialist (contract), Handshake AI

Posted 9 days agoViewed

💸 Salary: 100.0 USD per hour

🔍 Industry: AI

🏢 Company: Handshake👥 501-1000💰 $200,000,000 Series F over 3 years agoEmployment College Recruiting Human Resources Recruiting

🗣️ Languages: English

Requirements:

PhD in Composition, Experimental Music, Music Theory, Music Technology, or a closely related discipline.

Exceptional aural and analytical skills — able to dissect and interpret music with precision and clarity.

Hands-on production expertise — fluent with DAWs (e.g., Logic, Ableton, Pro Tools), mixing, arranging, and digital synthesis techniques.

Genre versatility — demonstrated fluency across styles including classical, jazz, pop, EDM, film/game scores, world music, and experimental idioms.

Deep understanding of harmony, form, orchestration, and style — with the ability to critique or create musical material from a structural perspective.

Strong pedagogical instincts — experienced in teaching, tutoring, or mentoring musical analysis or creative practice.

Interest or experience in AI-assisted music tasks — such as evaluating model outputs, tagging musical features, or generating example-based training data.

Responsibilities:

Evaluate AI-generated musical content for accuracy, creativity, musicality, and genre/style adherence.

Use internal tools to score, annotate, and critique examples across a variety of musical formats and tasks (e.g. compositions, arrangements, melodic or harmonic completions).

Provide expert feedback on structure, harmony, orchestration, and production quality.

Help curate, refine, or author musical examples across multiple genres and traditions to support training datasets.

Collaborate with AI and engineering teams to fine-tune annotation protocols and evaluation frameworks.

Stay adaptable as task requirements evolve and model capabilities advance.

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