Real-time voice AI platform for developers and enterprise agents
Deepgram operates a real-time speech-to-text and conversational AI platform built on foundation models trained across 50,000+ years of audio. The tech stack reveals a heavy infrastructure focus—Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, NVIDIA, Groq, and Slurm for distributed ML training—paired with adoption of Databricks and Snowflake, indicating a shift toward scalable data pipelines for model training and analytics. Active hiring is engineering-driven (31 roles) with senior/leadership concentration, and projects span both core platform (ML training on HPC clusters) and vertical expansion (restaurant AI and federal integrations), suggesting they're scaling beyond developer APIs into enterprise automation.
Notable leadership hires: Edge Tech Lead
Deepgram provides a real-time voice AI API platform trusted by 200,000+ developers and 1,300+ organizations to build speech recognition, text-to-speech, and conversational AI applications. The company has processed over 1 trillion words and released multiple foundation models (Nova-3 for transcription, Aura-2 for TTS, Flux for conversational speech). Beyond its core developer API, Deepgram is building vertical solutions—acquiring OfOne to deliver drive-thru and restaurant automation—and establishing a Voice AI Collaboration Hub in San Francisco to expand the broader ecosystem. The organization operates across the United States, UK, France, Singapore, Uganda, and Indonesia.
Deepgram uses AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, NVIDIA, Groq, Slurm for HPC-scale ML training, plus Twilio, Cloudflare, Salesforce, and Pipecat. They are actively adopting Databricks and Snowflake for data and analytics infrastructure.
Core focus areas include large-scale distributed ML training on HPC clusters, real-time conversational AI models, restaurant fleet automation (via OfOne acquisition), federal account integrations, and internal data/ML infrastructure scaling.
Deepgram's technology stack, projects, and hiring signals are inferred from public hiring and company data — career pages, public listings, and company web presence — then clustered and de-duplicated. Figures are estimates that refresh over time. Read our full methodology →
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