Carrier network, edge compute and voice AI infrastructure on one API
Telnyx runs its own telephony and compute infrastructure, visible in a bare-metal stack of Proxmox, Ceph, QEMU, SR-IOV and VXLAN alongside Kubernetes, Elixir and Go. Adoption of OpenAI, LiteLLM and WebRTC, plus projects to deploy open-weight LLMs inside customer environments, points to a push into sovereign and air-gapped voice AI. Hiring is accelerating, senior-heavy and split between engineering and enterprise sales pods across APAC and DACH.
Notable leadership hires: Systems Automation Lead, Sales Director
Telnyx is a privately held communications and AI infrastructure company headquartered in Austin, Texas, founded in 2009 and sized at 201–500 employees. It offers programmable voice, SIP trunking, cloud connectivity, IoT and eSIM services, together with inference capacity for building conversational voice agents. Customers use the platform for support automation, outbound calling and embedding voice AI into their own products. The company recruits across more than twenty countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Poland, India, Singapore, Japan and the UAE.
Telnyx runs Kubernetes, Proxmox, Ceph, QEMU, Terraform and Ansible for infrastructure, builds in Go, Elixir, Python, Java and Scala, and uses Kafka, Cassandra, ClickHouse, Prometheus and Grafana for data and observability.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in senior engineering and sales roles, with leadership openings such as Systems Automation Lead and Sales Director, and recruiting across Europe, APAC and the Americas.
Telnyx is building AI voice assistants and an AI contact center, deploying a LiteLLM gateway, and running open-weight LLMs inside customer environments, while adopting OpenAI and WebRTC.
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