We are hiring.

You'll build the surface where people first hear us: the Loryvoice site and the in-product audio experience — the language picker, the side-by-side A/B player, and the waveform widget that lets a visitor hear a dub before they sign up. If the demo doesn't convince in thirty seconds, nothing after it matters.

You'll own the dubbing pipeline end to end: ingest a master clip, route it through translation and the speech-to-speech voice modelling that carries the original speaker into each language, attach a signed consent receipt to every render, and deliver the mixed file. When a customer hears “hours, not weeks,” they're describing your code.

You'll work on the part of Loryvoice that has to be genuinely good: the voice models that carry a real speaker — pacing, emphasis, character — into the languages we go deep on. The big platforms treat those languages as an afterthought. Your models are the reason we can treat them as the point.

You'll shape the Loryvoice visual system and design the landing pages, the audio widgets, and the product UI as one coherent surface. The product's promise is human quality; the design has to look like it was made by people who mean it.