Build verification and evaluation layers for AI agents at a startup focused on voice interfaces.
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What you'll build
Nice to have
AI in the day-to-day
Our agents already write code and respond to incidents around the clock.
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Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, seniority, years of experience, work arrangement.
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In this role, the AI Engineer focuses on developing verification loops that enable agents to autonomously determine task completion. Key skills include building testing environments and creating evaluation signals from failures and feedback, with a strong emphasis on empirical analysis. This position is ideal for someone with experience in internal tools and a hands-on approach to coding and infrastructure, though prior knowledge of voice technology is not mandatory. Wispr Flow is a Series B company dedicated to advancing human-computer interaction through innovative AI solutions.
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Our agents already write code and respond to incidents around the clock, but they can't yet tell when they're done, so every loop still ends with a human checking. You'd be the first to build the verification and evaluation layer that lets them finish with confidence.
Build end-to-end verification loops that let agents determine when their work is actually complete
Create fast, reliable testing environments and turn failures and human feedback into durable evaluation signals
Improve how context, instructions, skills, and memory are delivered to agents—and measure what makes them perform better
Operate the agent fleet as a production system and measure its quality, adoption, and impact
You've built internal tools that other engineers adopted, and you can explain how you measured their impact
You use agentic coding tools deeply and have specific opinions about where they succeed and fail
You've built evaluation or verification infrastructure such as test harnesses, CI systems, eval pipelines, or benchmarks
You can work hands-on across application code, infrastructure, and unfamiliar systems
You are empirical about your own work, attentive to subtle failure modes, and comfortable owning ambiguous problems
Prior experience in voice, model training, or our product domains is not required.
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