Full-time · Remote (India)

Indian Language AI Engineer (Speech, OCR & Translation)

Cehpoint is hiring for this role: full-time, Remote (India), ₹10,00,000 – ₹18,00,000 / year. Make Cehpoint AI understand India as it speaks and writes: Hindi and Bangla speech, handwritten and printed documents, and translation that keeps meaning.

About the role

Our chat, voice and document tools are used in English, Hindi and Bangla. You will improve how they listen, read and translate: speech that mixes languages, bills and notices photographed on a phone, and answers that read naturally in the user's language.

Make Cehpoint AI understand India as it speaks and writes: Hindi and Bangla speech, handwritten and printed documents, and translation that keeps meaning.

What you will do

  • Build and evaluate speech-to-text and text-to-speech pipelines for Hindi and Bangla, including code-mixed speech.
  • Improve OCR for printed and handwritten Indian documents such as bills, notices and forms.
  • Create small, honest test sets in Indian languages and measure accuracy before and after every change.
  • Work with the product team to ship improvements into chat, voice and the free AI tools.

What you should know

  • Strong Python and practical experience with at least one of ASR, OCR or translation models.
  • How Indic scripts are encoded and normalised (Unicode, conjuncts, numerals).

What you should be able to do

  • Read and write at least one Indian language besides English.
  • Turn a messy real-world sample into a reproducible test case.

How you work

  • You notice when a translation is technically right but sounds wrong to a native speaker.

Skills we check

  • Python
  • Speech-to-text (ASR)
  • OCR
  • Machine translation
  • Indic scripts and Unicode
  • Evaluation datasets
  • PyTorch

What you get

  • Work on language problems most products ignore.
  • Your improvements reach users in Hindi and Bangla directly.

How we select for this role

We read every application ourselves. Here is what happens after you apply.

  1. Apply with a short form

    Paste a link to your CV and answer five questions in your own words. No sign-in and no file upload. About fifteen minutes.

  2. We read your application

    A person on the team reads your answers and your CV, usually within a few working days.

  3. Conversation with the team

    If your profile fits, we email you to set up a video conversation about your work and this role.

  4. Practical project

    Where the role needs it, a practical project of up to 5 working days, reviewed by an engineer. For this role: improve accuracy on a supplied set of Hindi or Bangla audio clips or document photos, and report what changed and why.

  5. Offer

    If it is a match on both sides, you receive your offer letter by email and in the portal.