About this role
Wispr Flow is seeking an AI Engineer for Internal Systems in San Francisco to build the verification and evaluation layer for autonomous agent fleets. This full-time position suits an empirical engineer experienced in internal tools, testing infrastructure, and agentic workflows.
Role Overview
Wispr Flow operates an AI research and product company creating voice interfaces for computing, with products like Flow and Notetaker. This role focuses on internal systems where autonomous agents already write code and handle incident response. Because these loops currently require human verification, the chosen candidate will design the verification systems that allow agents to determine completion with confidence.
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About the Company
Wispr Flow builds natural voice interfaces designed to reshape human-computer interaction, targeting a future where technology perceives, understands, and acts with earned trust. The group values talent-dense collaboration, rapid testing of strong opinions, and creating joyful user experiences. Employees explore hard technical challenges across models, systems, and product development.
How to Apply
Visit the official Wispr Flow careers page to submit an application for this opportunity.
Questions candidates ask
What is the location of the AI Engineer, Internal Systems position?
The job is located in San Francisco, California.
What is the salary range for this role?
The annual salary ranges from $220,000 to $350,000 USD.
Is visa sponsorship available?
Yes, the company sponsors visas such as H1B, O1, EB1, L1, and STEM OPT, and makes reasonable efforts to secure sponsorship for offered candidates.
What products does Wispr Flow develop?
Wispr Flow builds products like Flow, which enables natural speech within any application, and Notetaker, which creates context across different conversations.
Is prior voice or model training experience required?
No, prior experience in voice technology, model training, or the specific product domains is not required.
