If you are an automations developer looking to enhance your portfolio and work for a growing AI agency, this is for you. We’re looking for an Automations Developer who can build production-grade workflows. At Cosino Sueza, we build automation systems that help law firms operate more efficiently. We create clean, reliable, and scalable workflow solutions. We’re looking for someone who can build at that standard. What You’ll Do - Plan automation workflows based on client requirements - Build custom automations in n8n (core requirement) - Integrate webhooks, APIs, AI tools, and external platforms - Test, debug, and deploy production-ready workflows - Maintain existing automations and update systems when needed - Communicate with the team (and clients if needed) to clarify requirements - Ensure all workflows follow clean, scalable, organized structure Requirements - Strong experience building production-ready automations (n8n required) - Bonus: Zapier, Make.com, JavaScript, or any coding knowledge - Can work U.S. hours - Strong English communication skills Traits We Care About Most - Problem-solver with strong critical thinking - Can communicate effectively on task updates - Can work fast without compromising quality - Delivers clean, organized, documented systems Red Flags (Do NOT apply if this is you) - You build messy, disorganized, overly complex workflows - You hide delays instead of communicating them - You overpromise timelines and underdeliver - You avoid responsibility or transparency Compensation - Project-based compensation (fixed rate per client build) - Consistent projects available as we scale - Opportunities to earn more with performance If you want in, DM me “INTERESTED” and I’ll get back to you ASAP.

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