This project focuses on large‑scale music content curation and quality assurance. You will review material based on digital music industry standards, with a strong focus on Classical music. Responsibilities include organizing, editing, and connecting metadata to ensure an excellent user experience. You will also work with project managers on major Classical and non-Classical data projects.

Key Qualifications
– Deep enthusiasm for the Classical music user experience, with solid knowledge of leading Classical artists, composers, and ensembles, especially within English‑speaking markets.
– Advanced ability to format and catalog Classical music work and movement titles.
– Broad understanding of all Classical genres and historical eras, from Gregorian Chant to modern works, including solo repertoire and opera.
– Strong research skills and the ability to clearly explain Classical music concepts while maintaining rigorous quality standards.
– Native-level English proficiency.
– Working knowledge of French, German, Italian, and Latin.
– Outstanding attention to detail and comfort handling multiple tasks in a fast-paced setting.
– Ability to manage a demanding workload without compromising quality.
– Composed and self-assured under tight deadlines.
– Self‑motivated, able to work independently or collaboratively.
– Focused, adaptable, positive, and results‑oriented.
– Proficient with productivity software such as spreadsheets, word processors, and databases.
– Experience in technical or project management roles.

Preferred Experience
– Hands‑on experience in the Classical music field, such as within industry, media, journalism, or retail.

Experience and Education
– A Master’s degree in Music Performance or Musicology, or equivalent relevant experience, is preferred.

Rate and Benefits
– Salary: €35,000 per year
– Benefits:
– Private pension
– Private health insurance through AXA PPP
– Life assurance
– Employee assistance program with counseling and 24/7 phone support

If this role interests you, please send in your application.