We're looking for an experienced developer or consultant with hands-on experience building HIPAA-compliant AI/voice agent systems. We need guidance on designing a secure architecture, selecting HIPAA-compliant vendors and infrastructure, implementing the required technical and administrative safeguards, and ensuring the overall solution meets HIPAA requirements. Experience with AI voice agents, telephony, cloud infrastructure, APIs, and Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) is highly desirable. If you've built HIPAA-compliant AI systems before, please send me a DM with your experience and any relevant projects. This project is in the Lawyer / Healthcare space.

I need someone who can parse emails from Gmail. And put the data into a google sheet. Then run some processing.

Seeking an AI Automation Engineer to build an MVP for a real estate AI sales system using OpenAI, n8n, APIs, and CRM integrations. Long-term partnership.

Hey everyone, Im Joshua. I have been building AI Automations for over 2 years now, and want to further my experience by finding a job that is more focused to what I'm passionate about. If anyone has any tips or resources they may think be helpful that would be greatly appreciated. Im happy to discuss more details about what I can offer if you want to send me a DM. Thank you so much!

One thing I see all the time is people saying, "Don't sell websites. Sell the CRM, automation, lead capture, and backend systems." I completely agree but I also think people underestimate one thing: The frontend still matters. You can have the best automation and backend in the world, but if your website doesn't build trust in the first few seconds, you're already losing potential customers. Last week, I built a website for a doctor. He didn't just need a website he needed a system that would help his business grow. So instead of only building a beautiful, premium-looking frontend with smooth animations, I also connected it to a WhatsApp automation. Now, when a patient sends a message, the system automatically replies, answers common questions, and helps guide them toward booking an appointment. That's the difference. I'm not selling "just a website." I'm selling a complete client acquisition system with a premium user experience. I've seen agencies charging $10k–15k+ for similar custom solutions. For this client, I was able to build exactly what he needed at a price that made sense for his business while still delivering a high-quality experience. That's why price isn't usually the biggest objection. If people clearly understand the value and the outcome, the conversation changes completely. I'd genuinely love your honest feedback. Do you think premium frontend design still plays a huge role, even in the age of AI and automation?