Senior ML Engineer - Speech (m/f/d)

Senior ML Engineer - Speech (m/f/d)

Location

Berlin; Cologne; Hamburg; Krakow, Poland; Munich; Warsaw, Poland

Employment Type

Full time

Location Type

Remote

Department

Tech

Why voize? Because we’re more than just a job!

At voize, we believe the greatest gift to frontline workers is time - time to care, connect, and be present. Today, that time is lost to busywork and complex systems that pull them away from what matters most: people.

Our vision is to change that by building AI companions that seamlessly take over digital workflows. We don’t replace humans with technology - we amplify their impact.

Our mission is backed with a $50M Series A funding led by Balderton Capital, with support from HV Capital, Y Combinator and other leading VCs. Today, 2,000+ facilities trust voize, and over 200,000 users rely on our AI companion to ease their daily workload.

As a dynamic team, we combine first-in-class technology with meaningful social impact. And now, we’re looking for you to join us on this mission!

Your Mission

If you're a Machine Learning Engineer experienced with Speech recognition and are excited to work at the cutting edge of product design, applied ML research, and MLOps, then go ahead and apply! With us, you'll build products with direct user feedback, train AI models with real data, and ship new features to production every day.

Your Daily Business - No two days are alike

• Take ownership for the design, training, evaluation, and deployment of our deep learning models in the space of speech recognition
• The models you build and refine are at the heart of our applications and directly impact the end-user
• You'll improve a diverse family of speech models live in the field, across languages and products, and engineer fast inference on mobile devices and in hosted environments.

Your Skillset - What you bring to the table

• Several years hands-on experience in Deep Learning for speech recognition, including developing and optimising ASR-systems (not just academic research)