Canine Language Specialist

We’re building smart collars and devices to decode dog communication—using audio, motion, and behavior data. Our goal is to understand what our dogs are trying to say and rethink the worlds of training, healthcare, and companionship as we uncover their language. We've trained models for dog vocalizations and movement patterns, and now we’re integrating behavior and intent.

Role: You’ll work closely with our engineering team to help ground our models in real-world behavior. From structured training sessions to experimental communication techniques (e.g. dog buttons, symbolic vocalization training), your work will directly shape how our devices interpret canine communication. You'll guide the design of training protocols, data collection, and help teach dogs how to speak using structured methods.

You:

• Experience in dog cognition, vocalization, and training techniques.
• Familiar with AAC devices or button-based communication systems.
• Scientific mindset with hands-on experience.
• Passionate about language and cross-species understanding.
• Must have a dog (ideally one you’ve trained using vocal cues or buttons)