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Remote Voice Analyst Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Associate - Customer Care - Voice 5A

Richardson, TX ยท On-site +1

$13.25 - $18.25/hr

Analyze customer problems and provide appropriate solutions or alternatives. Coordinate with other ... Type - Remote Work Shift - Rotating (United States of America) The approximate annual base ...

Associate - Customer Care - Voice 5A

Richardson, TX ยท On-site +1

$13.25 - $18.25/hr

... Analytics, Technical Support, Third Level Support, Virtual Administrative Support, Voice-User ... Type - Remote Work Shift - Rotating (United States of America) The approximate annual base ...

Remote Work Emp Type: Contract (C2C/W2) Interview: Phone/Skype UCM engineers who have experience ... Ribbon Session Border Controllers ( SBC ) Analyze, configure, and troubleshoot networks with mixed ...

Sr. Associate - Customer Care - Voice 5B

Richardson, TX ยท On-site +1

$13.25 - $18.25/hr

Conduct root cause analysis for SLA deviations and support development of corrective action plans ... Remote Type - Remote Work Shift - Any (United States of America) The approximate annual base ...

UCM Engineer

Houston, TX ยท On-site +1

UCM Engineer Location: Remote Work Emp Type: Contract (C2C/W2) Interview: Phone/Skype ยง UCM ... Ribbon Session Border Controllers ( SBC ) ยง Analyze, configure, and troubleshoot networks with ...

... every voice is heard. Through Connected Impact, you'll see how your work influences critical ... remote users. * Supports end-users on various types of software programs to ensure they work ...

Use analytics and customer feedback to understand where usability can be improved to optimize ... Act as a voice of the customer, identifying friction and optimization points * Conduct customer and ...

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Remote Voice Analyst information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote voice analyst?

To thrive as a Remote Voice Analyst, you need strong analytical skills in speech and audio data, a background in linguistics or computer science, and experience with voice recognition technologies. Familiarity with tools like speech analytics software, natural language processing (NLP) platforms, and data visualization systems is typically required. Excellent attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective remote communication set top performers apart. These skills enable accurate voice data interpretation and actionable insights, which are crucial for improving customer experience and operational efficiency.

How does a remote voice analyst typically collaborate with other team members while working offsite?

Remote Voice Analysts often work closely with cross-functional teams such as engineers, customer support, and product managers through virtual communication tools like Slack, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams. Regular meetings, project management platforms, and shared documentation are essential for keeping everyone aligned on analysis results and recommendations. Building strong communication skills and being proactive in sharing insights are key to ensuring effective collaboration and contributing to the team's success, even when working remotely.

What is a remote voice analyst?

A Remote Voice Analyst is a professional who evaluates, analyzes, and interprets voice data, often for purposes such as improving customer service, monitoring call quality, or enhancing speech recognition technologies. They work from a remote location, using specialized software to review recorded or live voice interactions, identify trends, and provide actionable insights. Their work helps organizations optimize communication strategies, ensure compliance, and improve overall customer experience. Remote Voice Analysts may collaborate with teams in telecommunications, customer support, or AI development. This role typically requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and familiarity with voice analytics tools.
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Forward Deployed Agent Designer - Agentic Voice

Dialpad

Austin, TX โ€ข Remote

$14.75 - $19.50/hr

Full-time

Posted 17 days ago


Job description

Your Role

As an Forward Deployed Agent Designer - Agentic Voice, you'll own the quality of the live voice experience for deployed AI agents across both digital interactions and phone calls. This role is responsible for making sure our agents sound consistent, fluent, and fast enough to earn trust in real customer conversations while reflecting the right personality for each customer's brand.

You will work directly with strategic customers and internal cross-functional teams to tune how AI agents speak, respond, and perform in production across both digital voice experiences and live phone conversations. You will partner with customers to define the personality their brand should express through the agent, then translate that into voice, tone, persona, and conversational behavior that feels natural, credible, and on-brand. You will improve voice quality across the dimensions that matter most in live deployments: consistency, fluency, latency, turn-taking, and conversational confidence. You will analyze production interactions, tune agent behavior, refine persona and voice outputs, and help turn early deployments into repeatable, high-quality voice experiences at scale.

This is a customer-facing, highly iterative role for someone who can combine conversational instinct, technical fluency, and operational judgment to improve AI voice agents in real-world conditions. This role is a key member of our Services team. Work can be done in a hybrid environment, or remote, depending on the candidate's location. Customer travel will be done, as needed.

What You'll Do
  • Own voice quality outcomes for assigned AI voice agent deployments from implementation through production readiness and early live optimization.
  • Partner directly with customers to understand target workflows, user expectations, brand voice, escalation needs, and success criteria, then translate those into agent behavior and spoken interaction design.
  • Tune AI agents by selecting and refining voices, personas, phrasing, pronunciation, pacing, text normalization, and spoken interaction patterns.
  • Improve consistency, fluency, and latency across live interactions, with explicit attention to turn-taking, dead air reduction, prosody, and conversational naturalness.
  • Analyze live conversations and quality signals to identify failure modes, unnatural phrasing, mispronunciations, hesitation patterns, tool-call friction, or trust-breaking behaviors.
  • Define and apply quality standards for consistency, fluency, and latency (CFL), resolution, containment, and production-readiness in partnership with delivery, product, and engineering teams.
  • Rapidly iterate agent behavior based on testing, live-call analysis, and customer feedback to improve voice performance in production.
  • Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Agent Experience Design teams to translate deployment learnings into reusable improvements for the platform and future customers.
  • Help establish the quality bar for voice agents across strategic deployments and the broader agentic motion, especially where spoken experience quality determines whether customers trust the product enough to expand.
Skills You'll Bring
  • Experience in a customer-facing role improving conversational AI, voice agents, speech products, or AI-enabled voice experiences in production
  • Strong understanding of conversational AI, LLM behavior, agent tuning, and production agent quality issues.
  • Experience voice prompting, prosody control, Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) or similar and text normalization / pronunciation prompting
  • Strong written and spoken language instincts, with the ability to make AI responses sound natural, clear, consistent, and on-brand.
  • Analytical ability to diagnose quality issues using metrics, transcripts, traces, and live call examples.
  • Strong customer consulting skills and comfort operating in ambiguous, fast-moving deployment environments.
  • Experience tuning voice bots, contact-center AI, or speech systems in high-stakes customer environments.
  • Familiarity with latency analysis, turn-taking behavior, or speech-quality tradeoffs in chained versus real-time voice systems.
  • Experience working with regulated or high-complexity customer environments such as healthcare, financial services, or legal.
  • Ability to influence product and engineering roadmaps through structured field feedback.