Developer Relations; Voice AI

About us

ai-coustics is building the reliability layer for Voice AI, the system that closes the gap between raw audio input and reliable machine understanding in production. By combining state-of-the-art speech and audio research with real-time, production-grade SDKs, we test, observe, and enable Voice AI systems to work in any environment.
Our software is used by Voice AI companies across Europe and the United States whose products require reliable performance at scale: call center agents, voice agents, telephony apps, and enterprise voice assistants. We believe voice will become the main interface for technology and ai-coustics is building the foundational infrastructure to make audio input reliable, measurable, and easy to deploy.

We are backed by leading early-stage investors including Connect Ventures, Partech, Inovia Capital
, as well as angel investors from Hugging Face, Deep Mind and Amazon with deep expertise in AI and developer infrastructure. These partners share our vision and are helping us build a world-class team operating with high levels of responsibility and velocity
. We look for people who take ownership, think systemically, and want to solve challenging real‑world problems in close collaboration with our customers. If you’re motivated by developing technology that is used in practice, shaping an emerging category and setting a new standard for how Voice AI works in the real world, you’ll feel at home at ai-coustics.

As Developer Relations
, your job is to make ai-coustics the default “audio quality layer” in the Voice AI builder stack by turning our technology into developer pull
: world‑class docs, undeniable demos, credible benchmarks, and an engaged community. This role is on‑site in Berlin
, with meaningful interaction with the SF ecosystem via events, partnerships, and content.

This is a deeply technical Dev Rel role
. You will write and maintain code, ship reference implementations, build integrations with frameworks like Live Kit and Pipecat
, and design benchmarks that let developers clearly see the impact of audio enhancement in their own systems. You’ll work closely with Engineering and Product to turn real developer friction into shipped improvements, and with GTM to turn high‑quality technical artifacts into sustained inbound demand.

The role is on‑site in Berlin
, with regular interaction with the US Voice AI ecosystem, particularly San Francisco. The environment is high‑ownership and high‑trust, and the expectations are explicit:
move fast, ship things developers use, and raise the technical bar of the Voice AI ecosystem
.

• Own developer activation
  : improve “first 30 minutes” success for SDK/API users (docs, quick starts, reference apps, troubleshooting), and systematically reduce drop‑off from interest to trial and active usage.
• Ship technical content that converts
  : short tutorials, deep‑dive guides, and example repositories aligned to the Voice AI workflow (telephony/RTC → agent stack → ASR/TTS/LLM), with a bias toward practical “copy/paste and run.”
• Build and maintain best‑in‑class integrations with key ecosystems, especially Pipecat and Live Kit
  , including runnable demos, templates, and partner co‑marketing assets that drive qualified inbound and evaluations.
• Make benchmarks a first‑class GTM asset
  : create benchmark templates and reproducible evaluation harnesses that help customers validate impact in their own environments (noise profiles, codecs, latency budgets, downstream ASR metrics). This is often the deciding factor in Voice AI buying decisions.
• Run developer community + ecosystem motion
  : engage in builder communities (Discord/Slack/Git Hub), collect “where people get stuck,” and turn that into shipped improvements (docs, examples, SDK UX). (Aligned with Live Kit’s “community engagement + developer voice” framing.)
• Host and organize developer‑focused events
  : plan and execute high‑signal technical events such as workshops, webinars, meetups, hack sessions, and partner events (especially around Voice AI hubs like Berlin and San Francisco) to educate developers, strengthen ecosystem relationships, and drive hands‑on adoption.
• Operate the “developer…