Sound Designer — Robotics Audio Review

Role overview Bring sound-editing expertise to a project reviewing audio from videos of robotic arms at work. You will make recordings clearer and identify sounds or anomalies that matter for annotation quality. What you’ll be doing • Listen to the audio in robotics video sessions and document relevant events or unusual sounds. • Edit and restore tracks by addressing noise, distortion and inconsistencies. • Keep clear records of edits and annotations so another reviewer can trace your decisions. • Clarify ambiguous standards with the project team and suggest improvements to annotation guidance. Who this could suit Sound designers, audio editors and restoration specialists, especially those comfortable working with real-world sound rather than music alone. What you’ll need Hands-on sound editing and restoration skills, attention to subtle audio details, familiarity with digital audio tools and the ability to explain observations clearly. Previous audio annotation work is helpful but not essential. You don’t have to match every requirement exactly. We welcome applicants with different backgrounds, levels of experience and transferable skills. Pay and working arrangements Remote contractor work paying $50–$90 per hour in US dollars. The supplied listing does not specify eligible countries or weekly hours. What happens next Apply through Find Jobs in AI with your profile and CV. We’ll review your application and, if you’re a good fit, we’ll be in touch about the next steps.