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Hiring: AI-First Software Developer (Automation & Intelligent Systems) We're looking for a curious, hands-on software developer who loves building with AI tools and thrives on challenging, deep-focus work. What you'll do: • Build and evolve intelligent systems like ClawdBot / MoltBot / OpenClaw • Develop software using AI-assisted workflows • Own projects end-to-end: idea build iterate • Explore new AI tools and turn them into production-ready systems What we're looking for: Strong software development skills Practical experience using AI tools for coding & automation Curious, disciplined, and obsessed with finishing projects Comfortable with ambiguity and high-attention tasks Saas Martech experience Hands on experience of APIs Thorough understanding and experience of handling complex advertising eco system including but not limited to meta, Google , TikTok etc Logical solutions expert who can utilize AI to optimize product build Total work experience of 6+ years with at least 2+ years of AI experience Bonus : LLMs, agents, bots, automation frameworks, backend/cloud experience. Screening Process (Mandatory) Step 1: Google Form (10–15 mins) Short questions to understand: • AI tools you actively use • Past AI-assisted projects • Automation / bot experience • GitHub or demo links Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gdbFfq7d Mini Paid Test Task (Selected Candidates Only) Candidates shortlisted via the form will receive a paid mini task. Task Overview: • Build a small AI-assisted automation / bot / workflow • Open-ended problem (focus on thinking, not perfection) • Can use any stack + AI tools of your choice • Time expectation: 4–6 focused hours • Payment: Fixed paid task (shared upfront) What we evaluate: • Problem-solving approach • Use of AI tools (not just output, but workflow) • Code clarity and structure • Ability to complete and explain decisions Why This Role • Work on real AI systems, not toy projects • High ownership and intellectually demanding work • Freedom to explore tools, ideas, and architectures • Long-term growth with challenging problems Who Should Skip • If you dislike open-ended problems • If deep focus work drains you • If you're not comfortable being challenged