Compensation: Among the highest in the industry, aligned with experience and expertise.
Who should apply
We are not looking for general translators, freelancers, or content writers. We are looking for the top 1% of music academics and practitioners deeply grounded in Indian music traditions.
You should meet most or all of the following:
- Native fluency in Hindi (reading and writing)
- Strong command of English (for prompt interpretation and evaluation)
- Deep academic, professional, or research expertise in Indian music traditions and contemporary practices, such as:
- Carnatic classical music (kriti traditions, raga–tala systems, compositional forms)
- Indian folk and regional music traditions
- Devotional and spiritual music traditions (bhajans, qawwali, kirtan, sufi, etc.)
- Musicology, aesthetics, and theory (raga, tala, rasa, śāstra traditions)
- Composition, improvisation, and performance practice
- History of music in the Indian subcontinent
- Contemporary Indian music, fusion, and experimental practices
- Archiving, documentation, and preservation of musical traditions
- Music pedagogy and guru–shishya traditions
- PhD, MPhil, or Master’s degree preferred, or extensive credible experience in the field will also be considered.
- Passion for preserving, interpreting, and evolving Indian musical knowledge systems
- Comfortable using AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.
Your Role
- Create advanced prompts in Hindithat challenge AI models
- Evaluate AI outputs for factual accuracy, theoretical depth, aesthetic nuance, and cultural authenticity
- Identify blind spots and weaknesses in current AI understanding of Indian music traditions
- Collaborate with an international expert network shaping how AI understands Indian music and aesthetics
This is not a translation or content-writing gig. We are seeking genuine experts to help shape the next generation of AI systems.