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Welo Data is looking for someone with a genuine passion for music and the artists behind it, across genres. This is an entry level role suited to a candidate with strong research skills, sharp attention to detail, and the ability to stay focused through long stretches of repetitive work. Role Overview-You'll contribute to content delivered across produces from a leading consumer technology company, released to markets across the globe. The core of the work is quality control, QCing and syncing lyrics as well as editing and QCing metadata, to meet style guide and quality requirements before content reaches the audience. You'll collaborate with local and international teams to monitor and improve product quality, using your market expertise to enhance the user experience for your region. This role reports into the Project Management layer, working alongside multiple PMs on the project. Project Details-Music language- Hindi & PunjabiType of Employment: ContractProject Duration: 12 Months of Contract with possible extension Working Hours / Schedule: 12:30pm - 9:30pm IST (Indian Standard Time), 1h unpaid lunch break, Monday to Friday (40 hours/week). Location: Remote in the IndiaPay rate: 650,000.00 INR/year
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