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OpenWhispr is seeking a founding engineering lead in San Francisco or Chicago to own architecture for a product with 150,000+ downloads, leading 3-4 engineers while shipping core code. You will solve complex problems across local speech-to-text, latency reduction, and AI agent integrations, ensuring the highest standards for a vocal-first future.
Reporting to the founder, you will tackle latency and privacy concerns, set engineering standards, and drive the technical roadmap for the company’s
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Founding Engineering Lead
$160k-$200k + Equity
OpenWhispr is an open-source AI startup building the future of voice-first work, offering users the choice between local privacy and high-speed cloud inference.
Join OpenWhispr as a player-coach lead reporting to the founder. You will own architecture for a product with 150,000+ downloads, leading 3-4 engineers while shipping core code. You’ll solve complex problems across local speech-to-text, latency reduction, and AI agent integrations, ensuring the highest standards for a vocal-first future.
San Francisco or Chicago, USA
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