"audio ai" Jobs
390 open tech roles matching “audio ai”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, AI/ML, Go. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Sierra as a Research Engineer to tackle applied AI and ML challenges in a collaborative environment focused on customer-facing solutions.
Join Armada as an AI Engineer to build and deploy intelligent systems at the edge of the physical world.
Lead the architecture and evolution of Decagon’s voice platform, driving improvements in audio quality and responsiveness.
Join Typeface as a Senior ML Engineer to build innovative machine learning models and applications that leverage Generative AI.
Lead ads fraud detection and enforcement strategies in a remote-friendly role at Reddit.
Lead the development of machine learning models for AI security at Reddit in a strategic, hands-on role.
Join Reddit as a Staff Product Manager to drive product strategy and execution for ad formats in a fully remote role.
Join Reddit as a Senior Software Engineer to develop scalable API solutions impacting millions of users globally.
Lead Revenue Strategy & Operations for Reddit’s Global Large Customer Sales channel, driving growth and strategic initiatives.
Lead Revenue Strategy & Operations for Reddit’s Global Large Customer Sales channel, driving growth and strategic initiatives.
Join Reddit as a Staff Machine Learning Engineer to build generative products for ad creative effectiveness in a fully remote role.
Lead the development of strategic advertising policies for Reddit's global advertising platform.
Build and evolve user-facing iOS experiences for Reddit's community of communities.
Lead the development of product catalogs and applied knowledge graphs to enhance shopping experiences at Reddit.
Join Reddit as a Senior Client Partner to drive revenue growth in the Retail vertical through strategic client relationships.
Lead a multi-team organization in consumer data science to enhance Reddit's relevance and user experience.