Join the TELUS Digital AI Music & Audio Expert Community

Your Skills. Your Creativity. Your Opportunity

At TELUS Digital, we are advancing the future of Artificial Intelligence by helping AI systems understand, process, and generate human speech with greater accuracy and naturalness. Are you passionate about music, sound or audio production? Whether you're a recent music graduate, an emerging creative or an experienced industry professional, this is your opportunity to put your knowledge and skills to work in the evolving world of AI.

Join the TELUS Digital AI Music & Audio Expert Community and help shape how AI understands, creates and evaluates music, sound effects and audiovisual content.

You don't necessarily need a degree or years of professional experience. If you have relevant musical knowledge, practical skills and a good ear for audio, you may qualify through our academic or skills-based assessment pathways.

Explore flexible, remote, project-based opportunities aligned with your expertise and interests, while contributing to the development of next-generation AI technologies.

Who We’re Looking For

We welcome candidates with expertise or an interest in developing their capabilities across:

• Music & Music Theory: Composition, harmony, rhythm, instrumentation, musicology and genre analysis.
• Music Production & Songwriting: Arrangement, recording, mixing, mastering and digital audio workstations (DAWs).
• Film & Media Scoring: Music for film, television, gaming and advertising, including orchestration and synchronisation to picture.
• Sound Design & Audio Engineering: Sound effects, Foley, audio processing, recording and audio quality assessment.
• Music Technology & Research: Digital music production, audio analysis and AI-assisted music creation.

What You May Work On

Depending on your demonstrated skills and project requirements, activities may include:

• Evaluating AI-generated music against written descriptions and visual content.
• Assessing musical genre, instrumentation, rhythm, mood and structure.
• Reviewing composition, arrangement, mixing, mastering and overall audio quality.
• Annotating sound effects and identifying audio defects, noise or distortion.
• Evaluating film scores for synchronisation, emotional impact and alignment with on-screen action.
• Applying annotation guidelines, reviewing examples and completing quality checks.