End-to-End Testing for Voice Agents: Inside Faraz Siddiqi and Rohan Vasishth's journey building Bluejay

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Lisa Shmulyan
October 2nd, 2025
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“Voice AI is being adopted very very fast. We’re seeing voice AI is having the ChatGPT moment of 2022, but in 2025. At Bluejay, we want to make sure that the solutions companies are building actually work and can properly represent their brands.” - Faraz Siddiqi, CTO & co-founder of Bluejay.

Businesses across sectors are rushing to implement Voice AI, with founders developing solutions specialized for everything from restaurants to auto-part sales, and everything in between. But end-to-end testing of agents has become a critical bottleneck. To meet customer expectations, agents must be able to support a seemingly infinite number of scenarios, communication styles, and queries.

Most voice AI developers have been forced to test their agents manually, spending hours running numerous customer scenarios themselves to see how their agents react. Co-founders Faraz Siddiqi and Rohan Vasishth were no exception. While building a voice AI for restaurants, they found themselves calling the agent directly to expose it to new orders, requests, and communication styles. That meant half a day of testing every time they wanted to push an update. 

Recognizing many others were encountering the same problem, Faraz and Rohan decided to pivot to building a solution that would enable teams to automate testing and ship faster with simulated customer engagements.

Introducing Bluejay: End-to-end Testing for Voice Agents Powered by Real-World Simulations

Today Faraz and Rohan are leading Bluejay, a simulation, evaluation, and production observability platform for AI voice and text agents. By simulating customer interactions across 500+ variables, such as voices, environments, and behaviors, Bluejay enables businesses to run months of customer interactions in 5-6 minutes–a task that currently takes 10-person QA teams two weeks to complete. The product helps teams eliminate guesswork and improve launch confidence while also improving efficiency. 

The platform’s key features include:

  • Auto-generated scenario testing based on agent goals
  • A/B testing and red teaming to compare performance and find hidden vulnerabilities
  • System observability with real-time metrics on success rates, hallucinations, latency, and duration
  • Replays, an exciting new feature where Bluejay takes instances where your agent fails in production and simulates those scenarios in a testing environment until your agent succeeds.

As voice agents become the primary means through which customers engage with businesses, Faraz and Rohan aim for Bluejay to become “the trust layer between corporations and their customers, making sure that a company’s agents provide customers with a helpful, consistent, on-brand experience."

The Pivot That Changed Everything

Landing a position at Microsoft after college, Faraz moved to New York and began working on Copilot. But it wasn’t long before he felt a compelling urge to build something of his own. 

Excited by the developments in voice AI, he started tinkering with various voice agent solutions alongside future co-founder Rohan. Before long, they’d developed a voice agent that could help restaurants automate customer calls related to ordering, reservations, and menu questions. 

But they soon ran into a limiting factor—testing was painful. Every time they wanted to push an update, they’d have to call the agent pretending to be hungry customers and test 50-70 menu items and capabilities. 

After building digital humans to automate their own testing, they recognized that the solution could be helpful for other founders building in the voice AI space. So they decided to pivot and develop the first end-to-end testing platform for voice agents. 

Since going through YC in Spring 2025, Faraz and Rohan have raised a $4M seed round from Floodgate and are working with Fortune 50 companies, multi-national corporations, and high-growth startups, helping teams go "from shipping every 2 weeks to almost daily." For one of their enterprise clients, Bluejay became the only way to hit their QA deadlines.

In the long run, Faraz and Rohan aim for Bluejay to expand beyond voice to multimodal QA across email, text, web browsers, and all customer interaction channels.

The Importance of Persistence

In Faraz’s experience, one of the greatest determinants of success for a founder, particularly those selling to large companies, is persistence. The importance of persistence at the macro level—never giving up, keep going—is a known prerequisite for founding a company. But Faraz has found that persistence at the micro level is especially critical. 

“Sales cycles can take two, three months, and there can be periods when you send three follow-up emails and get no response. That doesn't mean they're not interested, it probably just means they're busy. What pushes it forward is the founder making sure that deal gets closed. So as a founder, you have to stay doggedly persistent.”

To learn more about Faraz’s journey, you can follow him on LinkedIn and visit getbluejay.ai/

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Lisa Shmulyan
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