Music Directors and Composers

Job Title: Music Directors and Composers - Ai trainer


Job Type: Ai Trainer


Location: Remote


Job Summary

Join our customer's team as a Music Directors and Composers - Ai trainer, where your expertise in music creation and leadership will directly influence the future of AI-powered music tools. Collaborate with innovative minds to shape machine learning models that elevate the art and science of music direction and composition.


Key Responsibilities

  1. Design and deliver high-quality training data, guiding AI systems in understanding musical direction, composition, and performance nuances.
  2. Review, annotate, and curate music samples, scores, and notations to support AI model development.
  3. Collaborate with engineers and data scientists to interpret model results and suggest creative improvements.
  4. Develop guidelines for data curation with a strong focus on musicality, genre, and emotional expression.
  5. Provide actionable feedback on AI-generated music outputs to ensure musical integrity and industry relevance.
  6. Lead workshops or knowledge-sharing sessions to upskill team members on music theory, arrangement, and emerging trends.
  7. Communicate complex musical concepts clearly and effectively in both written and verbal forms.



Required Skills and Qualifications

  1. Proven experience as a music director, composer, or arranger across diverse genres.
  2. Advanced knowledge of music theory, orchestration, composition techniques, and digital music technologies.
  3. Exceptional written and verbal communication skills with a collaborative, detail-oriented approach.
  4. Demonstrated ability to curate, annotate, and critique music for educational or professional purposes.
  5. Comfort with remote collaboration tools and digital audio workstations (DAWs).
  6. Passion for innovation at the intersection of music and technology.
  7. Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.



Preferred Qualifications

  1. Experience working with AI, machine learning, or music technology platforms.
  2. Background in teaching, coaching, or mentoring in music-related fields.
  3. Portfolio showcasing original compositions or direction for media such as films, games, or interactive experiences.

Required Skills

  • music theory
  • orchestration
  • composition
  • digital audio workstations (daws)
  • music curation and annotation
  • ai/machine learning concepts
  • music technology platforms
  • written and verbal communication
  • remote collaboration tools
  • feedback and critique of music
  • workshop facilitation
  • organization and multitasking
  • collaboration with engineers/data scientists
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