Automation Engineer (Airtable, Webflow, Make, APIs) – Full time, Remote, Argentina

Karpi Studio is a Webflow Enterprise Premium Partner. We build and run sites for Series A+ B2B SaaS, healthtech and deep tech companies. Around 200 projects shipped, small team across Europe and the US. I'm hiring one full-time automation engineer in Argentina (remote). You report to me (Pavel, founder) and our head of design who owns to project delivery. You own our internal systems and client integrations. This is a deep-in-the-weeds role. If you get bored by data models and API docs, stop reading. The core of the job: Airtable Our clients operations run on Airtable. Sales pipeline, delivery, reporting, client dashboards. You'll own it. - Base architecture: linked records, normalization, sync tables, when to split a base - Interfaces and dashboards for the team and for clients: pipeline views, delivery status, monthly performance - Scripting extension and automations in JS - REST API in both directions, with pagination, rate limits and batching handled properly - You should have opinions about rollups vs lookups and be able to defend them Second: custom API work Make handles the simple stuff. Everything else is code. - Node/JS on serverless (Cloudflare Workers, Vercel functions) - Webflow CMS API v2: bulk publishing, content pipelines, schema injection - HubSpot, Slack, Google Workspace, Search Console, Ahrefs APIs - OAuth, webhooks, retries, idempotency, logging. Boring things done right Third: Make Scenarios with error handlers, routers, iterators, aggregators and data stores. And the judgement to know when a scenario should be replaced by code. You - 2 to 4 years building this kind of tooling at an agency or startup - Airtable is your main tool, not one of ten you've "worked with" - Modern JavaScript, git, comfortable reading API docs for fun - English good enough to write to a client without me rewriting it - Based in Buenos Aires - You build things nobody asked for because the manual version annoyed you Nice to have: Python, SQL, Webflow custom code, Webflow or Make certifications, a GitHub with your own tools. How to apply No cover letter template. Answer these: 1. Describe an Airtable base you built that other people depend on daily. Structure, number of tables, what the interfaces show, what broke over time. 2. Describe one integration you wrote in code (not Make). What it connected, how you handled failures. 3. Link to one thing you built. 4. Your monthly rate in USD. Start your proposal with the word "rollup" so I know you read this. Process: one call with me, then a paid 4-hour test task in Airtable.