Developer Relations Manager

Gladia - Paris - Global - Construction & Infrastructure

About Gladia

Gladia builds the audio AI infrastructure behind the new generation of voice products. Our mission is to give every voice platform true conversational intelligence — the audio infrastructure that understands every conversation, turning voice into the world's most valuable data layer.

Our API turns real-world conversational audio into accurate, structured, real-time output — powered by our proprietary Solaria ASR, across 100+ languages, with industry-leading latency.

Hundreds of companies build their voice products on Gladia — from meeting assistants and voice agents to sales-enablement and contact-center platforms. We started in Paris, our growth is developer-led and heavily US-driven (and we're going after the US market hard).

Headquartered in vibrant tech hubs like Paris and New York City, Gladia has been by OVH Groupe — Europe's leading cloud provider — and now operates as a fully autonomous brand and company within the Group.

We're guided by four values:

  • Honest — Say the real thing, kindly.

  • Smart — Work smart, ship fast.

  • Builders — Own your scope, build to last.

  • Caring — Support people, take pride in the craft.

The role

 

Gladia's growth is developer-led: most of our customers first meet us through our API, our docs, and other developers. As our Developer Relations Manager, you make sure that first contact turns into a successful build — and that what developers tell us makes it back into the product.

You'll be the public face of Gladia for developers building voice products — meeting assistants, voice agents, contact-center and sales-enablement platforms — with a strong focus on the US market. You'll work closely with product, engineering, and marketing, and you'll be measured on outcomes (adoption, activation, retention).

We want someone who understands what developers are trying to build, helps them get there faster, and builds lasting relationships with the community.

What you'll do