Skill

Piano

Music and Audio Production

Piano is a keyboard instrument played by pressing keys that trigger hammers to strike strings, producing tones across a wide pitch range, used in classical, jazz, pop, and virtually every musical genre. Learning piano involves developing hand coordination, reading sheet music, and understanding music theory, and it's often a foundational instrument for composers and musicians. People pursue it as both a professional pursuit and a lifelong hobby for creative expression and relaxation.

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Piano in the job market

Last checked September 13, 2026

Open roles: 3
Employers: 3
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Open roles requiring Piano (2)

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Data & AI Engineer

Arizent

Full-time · New York, NY · $100,000 – $125,000 · Remote

Arizent seeks an engineer to build and deploy AI agents using Google Gemini and Claude while maintaining data pipelines and ensuring data quality across the business. This role suits someone with hands-on experience deploying production AI agents who enjoys collaborating across sales, marketing, and finance teams to translate business needs into technical solutions.

Listed on Arizent’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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Growth Marketing Manager, National

Axios

Washington, DC · $95,000 – $120,000

Axios is seeking a growth marketing manager to drive subscriber acquisition and audience expansion across their national newsletters while building and validating a new SME audience business. This role suits experienced growth marketers comfortable with paid media, experimentation, and cross-functional collaboration in a data-driven environment.

Listed on Axios’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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