We are building the generative voice infrastructure for the Global South.
Current models are optimized for clean, formal English in high-resource environments. We are solving for the inverse: Low-resource languages, high-noise environments, and heavy code-switching.
We are looking for a Systems Mechanic—a single, highly capable engineer who can own the technical spine of a generative audio engine. This is not a research role for writing papers. This is an applied engineering role for someone who can take open-source foundations and force them to perform in the real world.
The Engagement
The Engineering Challenge
You will be responsible for architecting and building the engine from the ground up. You must solve three specific constraints:
What You Will Own
The DNA We Need
How to Apply
We do not read generic cover letters. To demonstrate your understanding of the problem space, please answer the following question in your application:
> “We need to fine-tune a generative voice model on a low-resource dialect that heavily mixes English with a tonal local language. The training data comes from noisy radio broadcasts.
> Describe your specific technical workflow to turn this raw audio into a clean, aligned dataset. How would you handle the tokenizer issues caused by the mixed languages?”
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