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About pyannoteAI

pyannoteAI is pioneering Speaker Intelligence AI, transforming how AI processes and understands spoken language. Our speaker diarization technology distinguishes speakers with unmatched precision, regardless of the spoken language, making AI understand not just what is said, but who said it and when.

Founded by voice AI experts with 10+ years in the industry (ex-CNRS research scientists), we've built the 9th most downloaded open-source model on HuggingFace with 40+ million monthly downloads and over 200,000 users worldwide. After raising €8M from leading international VCs (Crane Venture Partners, Serena, and angels from HuggingFace and OpenAI), we're now scaling our enterprise platform.

From meeting transcription and call center analytics to video dubbing and voice agents, pyannoteAI powers the next generation of voice-enabled applications across industries that depend on understanding who speaks and when.

🧵 Your role

As our first Developer Relations Engineer, you'll be the bridge between pyannoteAI's engineering team and our global developer community of 200,000+ open-source users. Your mission: turn a massive open-source base into an engaged, technically fluent community that understands pyannoteAI as a whole — from our open-source models (Community-1, pyannote.audio) to our commercial platform (Precision-2, STT-Orchestration) and everything in between.

This is a hands-on, technical role. You'll spend your days making our speaker intelligence platform easier to understand, adopt, and love.

You'll:

Own and grow our developer community — Be the go-to presence across our community channels, spark meaningful conversations, and turn our 200K+ users into an engaged group that understands the full breadth of what pyannoteAI offers.
Be the bridge between engineering and community — Translate our team's technical work into content the community can use, and bring developer signal back to the teams building the product.
Create technical content that developers actually use — Tutorials, demos, code samples, starter templates, video walkthroughs — whatever format best helps developers go from curious to shipping.
Improve the developer experience end-to-end — From first API call to production, make every step sharper, faster, and easier.