"audio based applications" Jobs

55 open tech roles matching “audio based applications”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, Go, Kubernetes. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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Decagon

Lead the architecture and evolution of Decagon’s voice platform, driving improvements in audio quality and responsiveness.

Decagon San Francisco $200k–$400k/yr Published 9 months ago
Sarvam AI

Own the architecture of Sarvam's mobile and desktop applications using Kotlin Multiplatform in a fast-paced AI startup.

Sarvam AI Bengaluru Published 3 weeks ago
Flexible on stack 60% coding
Together AI

Join Together AI as a Staff ML Engineer to optimize voice model serving for real-time applications on a high-impact team.

Together AI San Francisco $220k–$280k/yr Published 3 months ago
Flexible on stack 60% coding
Sesame

Join Sesame as a Staff Software Engineer to lead the development of backend infrastructure for innovative voice agent technology.

Sesame San Francisco Published 4 months ago
Flexible on stack
Sarvam AI

Own the end-to-end design and evolution of Sarvam's API platform, leading a rewrite from Python to Go.

Sarvam AI Bengaluru Published 3 months ago
Flexible on stack
Twelve Labs

Lead the development of next-generation multimodal models at Twelve Labs, impacting thousands of customers worldwide.

Twelve Labs Seoul, South Korea Published 1 week ago
Flexible on stack
Suno

Join Suno as a Staff/Senior Software Engineer to build foundational systems for a fast-growing AI music platform.

Suno Boston Published 2 years ago
Reddit

Lead the technical architecture of Reddit's media infrastructure, optimizing video and audio content delivery for millions of users.

Reddit Remote - United States $217k–$303k/yr Published 2 months ago
Ambiq

Lead the validation and optimization of wireless radio subsystems for ultra-low-power SoCs at Ambiq in Austin.

Ambiq Austin, Texas, United States Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Typeface

Join Typeface as a Staff ML Engineer to build innovative Generative AI solutions for enterprise marketing.

Typeface Palo Alto, CA $190k–$234k/yr Published 1 year ago
Flexible on stack 60% coding
Verkada

Join Verkada as a Staff Backend Engineer to design scalable video streaming systems for millions of devices.

Verkada San Mateo, CA United States $130k–$300k/yr Published 2 years ago
Flexible on stack
Everlaw

Lead the design and implementation of Everlaw's technical AI strategy in a vibrant team focused on legal technology.

Everlaw Oakland, California, United States $228k–$288k/yr Published 7 months ago
Flexible on stack
Databricks
Databricks Mountain View, California; San Francisco, California $228.6k–$342.8k/yr Published 4 months ago
Ambiq

Join Ambiq as a Staff Engineer to verify digital and mixed-signal designs for low-power semiconductor solutions.

Ambiq Singapore Published 2 months ago
Flexible on stack
Reddit

Join Reddit's Observability team as a Staff Software Engineer to tackle infrastructure and software challenges impacting millions of users.

Reddit Remote - United States $217k–$303.9k/yr Published 4 weeks ago
Flexible on stack
Reddit

Lead the architectural overhaul of Reddit's content creation tools as a Senior Staff Software Engineer.

Reddit Remote - United States $232.5k–$325.5k/yr Published 2 months ago
Flexible on stack
Ambiq

Drive software architecture for low-power Edge AI MCUs at Ambiq, collaborating with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.

Ambiq Austin, Texas, United States Published 6 months ago
Flexible on stack
Reddit

Lead the technical strategy for Reddit's Video Ads as a Staff Android Engineer in a fully remote environment.

Reddit Remote - United States $217k–$303.9k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Reddit

Join Reddit as a Staff Machine Learning Engineer to lead the development of personalized notification systems for millions of users.

Reddit Remote - United States $230k–$322k/yr Published 2 months ago
Flexible on stack