AI Automation & Systems Specialist

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Based in BrazilFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 2–3 years

Requirements

2–3 years of experience in automation systems, workflow design, AI operations, or related fields.
Strong hands-on experience with N8N or similar workflow automation tools (e.g., Make, Zapier).
Familiarity with AI ecosystems such as OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini.
Experience integrating APIs, SaaS platforms, and operational tools into automated workflows.
Strong systems thinking and ability to design scalable automation architectures.
Ability to translate business and operational requirements into technical automation solutions.
Understanding of AI token usage optimization and cost-aware system design.
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

Design and implement end-to-end AI-powered automation workflows across multiple business functions, including operations, finance, HR, and marketing.
Build and maintain scalable automation systems using platforms such as N8N and similar workflow orchestration tools.
Integrate SaaS applications, internal systems, and external APIs into unified and efficient automation pipelines.
Collaborate with internal stakeholders to gather requirements and identify opportunities for process automation and optimization.
Work closely with leadership and engineering teams to translate business needs into structured automation solutions.
Optimize AI model usage, token consumption, and operational costs across workflows to ensure efficiency and scalability.
Support the design and evolution of automation architecture, ensuring systems remain robust and adaptable.
Continuously improve existing workflows based on evolving business requirements and operational feedback.

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