Deepgram builds foundational voice AI and deepgram.com is where the world meets it. The site is our digital front door, showcasing our products, brand moments, and pricing information, and it drives the company's self-serve revenue
We're hiring a Staff Web Engineer to own the site's code for the long haul. Deepgram.com is entering its next chapter. We are fully refreshing the experience top to bottom. You'll be the person who knows the site inside out. You'll own the repo, the architecture, the Sanity environments, and the QA bar — and act as the code-review gate for day-to-day page and content work. The team is small but scaling. You will be working on the Web team reporting into the Head of Brand & Awareness and closely collaborating with our Senior Web Manager, product, marketing, sales, and external development partners
Most critically, as an AI company, you must be AI-native. Agents and AI tooling are your go-to in how you choose to build, review, and QA. We are aiming to build a machine-first, voice-first site experience. It’s an exciting time to join the web team
Own the deepgram.com codebase end to end — the Next.js application (front and back end), the GitHub repo, branching and CI/CD, and code review
Optimize and maintain Sanity CMS architecture — schemas, the reusable module library, the staging and production environments and publishing workflow
Run the global design system, component library, Vercel platform and spearhead AI integrations. Experienced with global CSS systems
Build and run the site's QA program — starting with a well-structured and scalable staging environment that keeps a marketing site launch-ready at all times
Lead internationalization and localization efforts — language-locale URL and routing architecture, hreflang, and the path from i18n plumbing to localized (l10n) content
Assist in technical SEO — site architecture, redirects, Core Web Vitals — with on-page SEO executed by content partners inside your review gate
Ensure LLM discoverability (AEO) — the site's structured data, metadata, and content architecture must serve answer engines as well as people
Technical infrastructure for experimentation — develop the mechanisms to support the site's experimentation program
Marketing Ops partnership — implementation of forms, gated content, and attribution instrumentation (GTM, GA4, HubSpot)
Cybersecurity posture — maintain security and run routine safety audits across dependencies and scripts
High-velocity shipping — ship complex site improvements and launch campaign pages in a product-driven atmosphere
AI-native workflow — use agents in your daily build process and create tooling for safe marketing publishing