Platform Engineer, Developer Experience
Own the systems that help Wispr engineers build, test, and ship confidently as we scale.
Posted by employer 2 days ago
First seen on Joblaze 1 day ago
Last verified on the company career page 1 day ago
Skills & Technologies
What you'll build
- Build and operate fast, reliable CI/CD pipelines
- Create isolated, reproducible environments for testing
- Make local setup, testing, and debugging straightforward
- Improve environments and tooling for coding agents
- Find recurring sources of engineering friction
Must have
- Built and operated developer tooling or CI/CD systems
- Made complex build, test, or development workflows faster
- Debug problems across application code and infrastructure
- Work closely with engineers to understand their needs
- Take ownership from identifying a problem through shipping
Requirements
- Visa
- Sponsorship available
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, years of experience, work arrangement.
Joblaze summary
In this role, the Platform Engineer focuses on enhancing the systems that enable Wispr's engineering teams to build and deploy software efficiently. Key responsibilities include developing reliable CI/CD pipelines, creating reproducible testing environments, and streamlining local development workflows. This position is ideal for someone with experience in developer tooling and CI/CD systems, particularly in fast-paced environments. Wispr's team emphasizes collaboration and ownership, aiming to improve the overall developer experience as they advance their innovative voice interface technology.
Joblaze insights
- Listed yesterday — first seen on Joblaze October 17, 2026. Last confirmed on Wispr Flow's careers page October 17, 2026.
- CI/CD appears in 12% of 117 comparable mid devops/sre roles in United States.
Quick facts
- What's the tech stack?
- Joblaze extracted these technologies from the posting: CI/CD, developer tooling, local development workflows, testing environments.
- Does Wispr Flow sponsor work visas for this role?
- Yes — the posting indicates visa sponsorship is available for the right candidate.
- What seniority level is this role?
- Wispr Flow targets mid-level candidates for this position.
- Is this full-time or contract?
- Full-time for this Platform Engineer, Developer Experience role at Wispr Flow.
From the original posting
ABOUT THE ROLE
You’ll own the systems that help Wispr engineers build, test, and ship confidently as we scale. You’ll improve CI/CD, testing environments, and local development workflows, and make agentic coding tools more effective in everyday engineering. Your work will give teams faster, more trustworthy feedback and remove friction across our client and backend codebases.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
Build and operate fast, reliable CI/CD pipelines, improving build times, failure diagnostics, and release workflows
Create isolated, reproducible environments for testing onboarding, dictation, Notetaker, and other core experiences
Make local setup, testing, and debugging straightforward, with consistent behavior across development and CI
Improve the environments, context, and tooling that help coding agents make changes and verify their work
Find recurring sources of engineering friction and measure improvements in feedback time, reliability, and manual effort
YOU MAY BE A FIT IF
You’ve built and operated developer tooling, CI/CD systems, or internal platforms at a hyper-scaling company that other engineers relied on
You’ve made complex build, test, or development workflows faster and more dependable
You debug problems across application code, infrastructure, and development environments
You use agentic coding tools deeply and have clear ideas about how to improve their effectiveness
You work closely with engineers to understand their needs and build tools they choose to use
You take ownership from identifying a problem through shipping, adoption, and ongoing reliability
Prior experience in voice, ML, or our exact toolchain is not required.
GET TO KNOW US
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