Job Music Annotator & Theory Expert (Multilingual), 930 $
20 February
Beatpulse Labs

Beatpulse Labs
- Kiev
- Educationhigher
- Work experience2-5 years
- Job typeany
- Work typeremote work
Job description
Title: Music Theory Expert & Annotator (Remote) – EnglishBudget: $930 – $1,860 / month (Fixed Price or Hourly equivalent)
Project Duration: 3–6 months (with potential for long-term extension)
Job Description BeatPulseLabs is seeking high-level Music Annotators to listen to and technically describe tracks across diverse genres. This role requires a rare combination of formal music theory knowledge and advanced English proficiency.
Core Responsibilities
Technical Auditory Analysis: Deconstruct songs by ear to identify arrangement, instrumentation (e.g., detuned synths, polyrhythms), and production techniques.
Structured Writing: Produce summaries in fluent English that capture the "vibe," vocal style, and emotional arc of a track.
Multilingual Context: (If applicable) Annotate tracks from various cultures, ensuring that cultural nuances are accurately translated into English technical descriptions.
Required Qualifications
Music Theory Competency: You must be able to identify song structures, specific instruments, and mixing qualities (e.g., "minimal low-end weight," "vocoder-style vocals"). A degree in Musicology, Composition, or Sound Engineering is highly preferred.
English Language Mastery: You must possess a C1/C2 or Native-level command of English. You will be expected to write descriptions that are professional, grammatically perfect, and descriptive.
Critical Listening: Ability to notice subtle changes in layers, such as a "trumpet layer" being removed or a "looser synth line" entering a chorus.
Application Requirements (Please answer the following):
Education: What is your formal music education level (Degree, Conservatory, or Years of Study)?
Language: Besides English, what other languages do you speak/write at a professional level?
Technical Test: How would you describe the difference between a "warm" production tone and a "clean/cold" production tone in 2 sentences?