Audio engineers apply technical audio production and signal processing skills to evaluate and improve AI systems'' understanding of real-world audio workflows and professional tasks in the audio domain.
Key Responsibilities- Use your audio engineering expertise to help AI better interpret and perform audio-related professional tasks.
- Develop domain-specific prompts and test cases for language models and multimodal systems.
- Evaluate model outputs, including assessing quality, accuracy, and fidelity of responses related to audio workflows.
- Provide detailed feedback and documentation to guide model improvement.
- At least 3 years of professional experience using one or more of the following tools: Audacity, Ardour, Linux Multi-Media Studio, or other comparable technical audio tools.
- Ability to work asynchronously with distributed AI research teams, communicating results and feedback clearly in writing.
- Location: Remote.
- Employment type: Part-time.
- Work is asynchronous and independent, with flexible hours and no minimum hourly commitment.
- The program runs year-round. Project opportunities open periodically across different specialties, and placement into a specific project depends on project availability.
- Up to $125/hr (depending on the project)
- F-1 students who are eligible for CPT or OPT may be eligible to participate. Consult your Designated School Official to confirm whether a given project meets your school''s CPT or OPT requirements.
- If your school requires enrollment in a CPT course, these projects may not qualify. STEM OPT is not supported.
- Create an account on the program portal and complete identity verification.
- Review available projects, join those that match your skills, and complete the project-specific onboarding.
- Begin assigned project work and receive compensation according to the project terms.