Music Industry Beta Tester

Location: Remote

Job Type: Volunteer / Unpaid

Experience Level: Entry Level / Open to All OUVI is a music analytics and artist growth platform built to help artists and music professionals better understand their data, their audience, and their career growth. We are currently in our public beta and are looking for artists, artist managers, producers, DJs, and music industry professionals to help us test and improve the platform. You will gain remote access to the OUVI platform to explore, test, and provide feedback from wherever you are.

Must have an active Spotify for Artists account

Genuine interest in the music industry

Willingness to explore and test the OUVI platform

Willingness to provide honest and constructive feedback

No technical experience required This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity designed for people who want hands-on experience with an emerging music technology platform and want to help build something specifically for the music industry. As an OUVI Beta Tester, you will:

Gain access to the OUVI platform

Connect your Spotify for Artists account

Explore and test different features

Review your music data and analytics

Test the platform from an artist or music industry perspective

Identify bugs, issues, or confusing experiences

Provide honest feedback about the platform

Suggest improvements and new features

Help us understand what artists and managers actually need

Participate in occasional feedback sessions or surveys We're looking for people with a genuine interest in the music industry, including:

Independent artists

Artist managers

Producers

DJs

Songwriters

Music marketers

Label professionals

Music business students

Music industry professionals

You do not need technical experience to apply.

We're more interested in your experience with music, your perspective, and your willingness to test the platform and provide honest feedback.

As an OUVI Beta Tester, you will receive:

Free access to the OUVI public beta

Early access to new features

Hands-on experience with a developing music technology platform The opportunity to directly influence product development The opportunity to provide feedback directly to the OUVI team The chance to be part of the early OUVI community

This is an unpaid volunteer beta testing opportunity.

There is no financial compensation associated with the role. The primary benefit is early access to the platform and the opportunity to directly contribute to the development of OUVI.

If you're an artist, manager, or music industry professional with an active Spotify for Artists account and you're interested in helping us test and shape OUVI, we'd love to hear from you.

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