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ixigo is building self-healing voice agents for enterprise customer support. This fellowship owns the intelligence layer: the evals that catch failures before shipping, the observability that traces them across the pipeline, and the feedback loops that let agents fix themselves.
You'll work with senior ML engineers to build robust evaluation metrics, real-time telemetry, and automated data pipelines, with equity and autonomy over tooling as part of a small, high-impact team.
We’re building self-healing voice agents for enterprise customer support within ixigo. The system has to know when it’s failing, why it’s failing, and how to fix itself before a human notices. This fellowship sits at the intelligence layer behind that work.
Voice agents fail in ways traditional software doesn't. ASR confidence drops on an accent and a tool call misfires. Latency breaks turn-taking and the LLM hallucinates a policy. A model swap silently regresses production and nobody catches it for a week.
We're building self-healing voice agents for enterprise customer support. This role owns the intelligence layer: the evals that catch failures before shipping, the observability that traces them across the pipeline, and the feedback loops that let agents fix themselves
Who we're looking for 3 to 5 years in ML engineering, research engineering, or applied research. Strong Python and modern ML tooling. Depth in at least two of: speech and audio models, LLM agent systems, and eval or observability infrastructure.
Nice to have Real-time systems or telephony experience. Work on RLHF, DPO, or synthetic data pipelines. Familiarity with enterprise deployment (SOC 2, PII, data residency).
What you'll get Senior seat on a small team where research and production aren't separate orgs. Real enterprise conversation data under proper governance. Meaningful equity, autonomy over tooling, and support to publish.
Candidates are responsible for safeguarding sensitive company data against unauthorized access, use, or disclosure, and for reporting any suspected security incidents in line with the organization's ISMS (Information Security Management System) policies and procedures.