About Speed Radio
Speed Radio is a network for spoken ideas. Built for how people actually listen today.
We took voice out of long podcasts, rambling notes, and closed rooms, and turned it into something quick, social, and discoverable. One minute at a time.
This is not background audio. It is a high signal, short form voice that travels. Ideas, perspectives, and people moving through a feed, not buried in episodes.
We exist to make voice work like modern media should. Immediate, Shareable, Algorithmically discovered. Something you can dip into anywhere and still come away with something that sticks.
At Speed Radio, we optimize for clarity, pace, and impact. No filler. No hierarchy of who gets heard. Just ideas competing on merit, carried by voice.
And everyone building this reflects that. How we communicate, how we ship, how we show up externally. The product is the behaviour.

The Role
SpeedRadio runs a short-form audio platform. Our backend is a set of Python microservices behind mobile apps (Android and iOS) and web apps. Those services cover auth, content and clip processing,



a personalised feed, event tracking, notifications and internal staff tools. You’ll join a small team and own features from API design through to production.

What you’ll do
• Build and maintain REST APIs in Python and FastAPI, working with the mobile and web teams on API contracts.
• Work on our services: engine (core APIs), feed and recommendations, tracking and analytics, content processing pipeline, notifications and auth.
• Design MongoDB data models and write safe data migrations across dev, staging and prod.
• Build async and event-driven flows with Kafka, Celery and Redis.
• Ship to Kubernetes on AWS: Docker, environment config, monitoring with Prometheus, and debugging production issues.
• Help with ranking, tracking and ML-backed features such as embeddings, LLM tagging through AWS Bedrock, and speech-to-text.

Must have
• About 3 years of backend development, mostly in Python.
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📌 Backend Engineer (India)
🏢 speedradio
📍 India