AI Automation & Integration Developer

We run multiple businesses and do a lot of our work with AI. We’re adding a new person to the team who specialises in AI: mainly Claude and Claude Code, plus some n8n. You’ll build integrations between the software and systems we use, as well as AI agents and automations across the businesses. Important: only proposals that include all 3 codes hidden in this post will be read. The first code is 28. What you’ll work on Integrations between third-party systems (APIs, webhooks, data syncing) AI agents and agentic workflows built with Claude and Claude Code Voice agents (inbound calls, bookings, FAQs) Custom internal tools and query apps (e.g. Supabase-backed) n8n workflows where it’s the right tool Improving and maintaining what’s already built Most work uses our existing stack, but some will need to be custom built. Our stack Claude Code, Claude, Claude Cowork, GitHub, n8n, Supabase, 3CX, ManyChat, Monday.com, Slack, Google Workspace, REST APIs, webhooks and MCP servers. You must have Real, hands-on Claude Code experience. Show us something you’ve built with it. Proof of past work: AI builds you’ve shipped and custom-built tools or integrations, with real examples. Strong API, webhook and JSON skills (JavaScript/TypeScript or Python) Supabase or similar database experience Excellent written English and clear communication. This matters most to us. You give clear daily updates, ask questions early, and explain things simply. The second code is 48. Care with customer data and API keys Bonus n8n/Make/Zapier, voice AI (Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Twilio), MCP server builds, 3CX experience The role 30–40 hrs/week, long-term. Full-time is possible for the right person. US$10–20/hr, depending on experience At least 3–4 hours of overlap with Brisbane time (AEST, UTC+10), e.g. 9am–1pm AEST Starts with a small paid trial project The third code is 73. How to apply Put all 3 codes at the top of your proposal Send a 2–3 minute Loom showing something you built with AI: what it replaced, the stack, and where it runs now Answer the screening questions