Manager, Developer Relations
Tailscale- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Salary: $180K - $220K Employment Type: Full-Time Location Type: Remote
Deepgram is the leading voice AI platform for developers building speech-to-text (STT), text-to-speech (TTS) and full speech-to-speech (STS) offerings. Over 200,000 developers build with Deepgram’s voice-native foundational models – accessed through APIs or as self-managed software – due to our unmatched accuracy, latency, and pricing. Our customers include software companies building voice products, co-sell partners working with large enterprises, and enterprises solving internal voice AI use cases.
The company ended 2024 cash-flow positive with 400+ enterprise customers, 3.3x annual usage growth across the past 4 years, over 50,000 years of audio processed, and over 1 trillion words transcribed. There is no organization in the world that understands voice better than Deepgram.
Deepgram recognizes that a strong Developer Relations (DevRel) operation not only fosters vibrant developer communities but is instrumental in building and amplifying technical brand awareness. Exceptional DevRel practices drive meaningful developer engagement and turn developers into advocates and customers.
We are seeking a DevRel leader who will strategically position Deepgram as the trusted and preferred platform for voice and real-time AI developers. You will work closely with Marketing to create and deliver an authentic, compelling technical brand narrative and experience that resonates with the global developer community, growing Deepgram's technical presence and influence.
This role requires a strong technical background, creating credibility and authenticity within the developer community. You must be a player-coach, equally capable of developing strategy and personally executing alongside your team, leading by example with hands-on technical experience and tactical proficiency.
Speech recognition APIs for audio transcription
Deepgram specializes in artificial intelligence for speech recognition, offering a set of APIs that developers can use to transcribe and understand audio content. Their technology allows clients, ranging from startups to large organizations like NASA, to process millions of audio minutes daily. Deepgram's APIs are designed to be fast, accurate, scalable, and cost-effective, making them suitable for businesses needing to handle large volumes of audio data. The company operates on a pay-per-use model, where clients are charged based on the amount of audio they transcribe, allowing Deepgram to grow its revenue alongside client usage. With a focus on the high-growth market of speech recognition, Deepgram is positioned for future success.