Build and improve automated workflows that reduce manual work, increase operational efficiency, and help teams scale.
- Analyze existing business processes and identify opportunities for automation
- Design and implement automated workflows across operational teams
- Identify repetitive manual tasks and replace them with scalable solutions
- Work with operations, product, analytics, and technical teams to improve internal processes
- Define automation requirements and translate business needs into clear workflows
- Monitor automated processes and identify bottlenecks, errors, and opportunities for improvement
- Build reporting systems to track automation performance and operational efficiency
- Support integrations between internal tools, platforms, and data sources
- Document workflows, processes, and automation logic
- Continuously test and improve existing automation based on performance data and team feedback
- 3+ years of experience in process automation, operations, business systems, or a related role
- Strong understanding of business processes and workflow optimization
- Experience with workflow automation and integration tools
- Ability to map complex processes and turn them into clear, scalable systems
- Comfortable working with data, dashboards, and operational metrics
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Experience collaborating with technical and non-technical teams
- Understanding of APIs, integrations, and data flows is a strong advantage
- Ability to manage several automation initiatives simultaneously
- English at an Upper-Intermediate level or higher
- Flexible remote or hybrid work format
- Opportunity to directly influence how internal operations are built and scaled
- Freedom to propose, test, and implement new automation solutions
- Collaboration with product, analytics, technology, and operations teams
- Access to modern automation, analytics, and productivity tools
- Professional development and opportunities to take ownership of larger operational initiatives
- A working environment focused on measurable improvements rather than unnecessary bureaucracy