AI Orchestration Engineer I
akubeNew York (NY)
$50 - 65/hr
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akubeNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50 - 65/hr
About the role
Job Title
Location:
Los Angeles, CA, San Francisco, CA, NYC, NY, or Tempe, AZ Onsite/Hybrid/Remote: Hybrid (Once a week Onsite)
Duration: 9 months
Rate Range: Upto $50 - 65/hr on W2 (no benefits) depends on experience
Work Authorization: GC, USC, All valid EADs except H1B, OPT, CPTJob Responsibilities
Design, build, test, and deploy enterprise workflow automations. Integrate collaboration, HR, finance, project management, and AI platforms using APIs. Replace manual and ticket-based processes with automated, event-driven workflows. Analyze business processes and identify automation opportunities. Develop API integrations and custom automation logic. Build browser-based automations when APIs are unavailable. Create and test workflow prototypes. Follow workflow governance, version control, testing, and release practices. Develop reusable automation templates and technical documentation. Work with security, IT, and architecture teams to meet enterprise standards. Support business users and promote responsible automation practices.
Qualifications:
Experience building or supporting integrations across SaaS platforms. Working knowledge of REST APIs and common integration patterns. Experience translating business requirements into technical workflows. Experience managing multiple automation or integration tasks. Ability to work with technical teams and business stakeholders. Ability to work onsite at least three days per week.
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