Music Fit Rating Annotator in the Philippines

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this opportunity. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping people discover projects where human judgment shapes how AI systems are built.

  • Remote contractor opportunity for candidates in the Philippines
  • Part-time work with a time requirement of 20 or more hours per week
  • Maximum pay rate of $3.15 per hour

About AI Training Work

AI training, also called data labeling or human feedback work, is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Contributors evaluate examples, compare content, and explain their reasoning so AI systems can learn from clear, thoughtful judgments.

  • Work with tasks that combine careful analysis and human judgment
  • Build experience in a fast-growing area of technology
  • Perform remote work using an internet-connected computer or device

The Role

As a Music Fit Rating Annotator, you will analyze long song lyrics in English and compare two music tracks representing different styles. You will select the track that best matches the lyrics and provide a clear explanation supporting your choice.

The work combines creativity with analytical thinking. Familiarity with a variety of music genres is preferred because it can help you assess how well different tracks suit the lyrics.

  • Role type: Part-time contractor
  • Location: Philippines
  • Experience level: Entry level
  • Language: English
  • Pay: Up to $3.15 per hour
  • Data type: Text
  • Task type: Evaluation and rating

What You'll Do

You will review the provided lyrics, listen to or assess the two available music tracks, and decide which track creates the strongest match. Your written explanation should communicate the reasoning behind your selection in clear, concise English.

  • Read and understand long song lyrics in English
  • Analyze two music tracks with different styles
  • Select the track that best fits the lyrics
  • Compare the tracks thoughtfully and accurately
  • Explain your decision clearly in written English
  • Apply attention to detail throughout each evaluation

Requirements

Applicants must have strong English comprehension and at least B1/B2 English proficiency. Because the task involves understanding complex lyrics and writing explanations, you should be comfortable expressing your reasoning in English.

  • Minimum English proficiency of B1/B2
  • Strong comprehension of English-language lyrics
  • Ability to write clear and concise explanations in English
  • Attention to detail and effective analytical skills
  • Ability to compare music tracks and evaluate their suitability
  • Reliable internet connection
  • Ability to work remotely
  • Familiarity with a variety of music genres is preferred

Who Should Apply

This opportunity may suit entry-level applicants in the Philippines who enjoy music and can combine creative judgment with structured analysis. You do not need to be an experienced annotator, but you should be able to understand complex English lyrics and explain your choices carefully.

  • Music enthusiasts who listen to a range of genres
  • Strong English speakers who can meet the B1/B2 minimum
  • Careful evaluators who enjoy comparing creative content
  • Applicants seeking flexible remote AI training work

Application Conversation

During the application process, be prepared to describe your English proficiency using the CEFR format and discuss the music genres you listen to. Open-ended responses will help demonstrate your communication skills and music familiarity.

  • State your English level in CEFR format
  • Describe the music genres you listen to
  • Explain how your interests support this type of evaluation work

How to Apply

Create a free OpenTrain account and apply through the platform in minutes. If selected, you will complete the project as a remote contractor with a workload of 20 or more hours per week.

  • Apply through OpenTrain AI
  • Confirm that you are located in the Philippines
  • Review the English proficiency and remote-work requirements
  • Plan for a commitment of at least 20 hours per week
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