AI Agent & Automation Builder - Student Position

Founded in 2002, AU10TIX is the global leader in AI-driven identity verification and management, protecting the world's largest brands against advanced fraud. Our platform verifies identities in 4-8 seconds while staying ahead of evolving threats and regulatory requirements. Behind that speed is a growing network of autonomous AI agents, and a program to scale AI-driven automation across the entire organization. You'll be building that next layer.

We're looking for a builder: a curious, technically sharp person who loves turning ideas into real, working solutions.

As an AI Agent & Automation Builder, you'll design, build, and deploy AI agents and workflow automations that run in production and create measurable business impact. This is not a support role or a "get experience" position. From day one, you'll work on real operational problems alongside the Head of AI Transformation, contributing to a program that has already unlocked thousands of hours of capacity across the organization.

What You'll Do:

Build and maintain AI agents that observe operational signals, investigate anomalies, and surface intelligence to the right people, fast
Develop workflow automations that eliminate manual processes across business teams
Integrate data sources, LLM APIs, and internal business systems, from operational platforms and data warehouses to CRM and collaboration tools
Prototype solutions quickly, validate them against real data, and help move them to production
Document what you build so others can maintain and extend it

Requirements:

3rd-year B.Sc. student in Computer Science or Information Systems
Hands-on experience with at least one LLM API (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or similar), you've built something with it, not just read about it
Familiarity with at least one automation platform: n8n, Make, Zapier, Power Automate, or similar
Programming proficiency in Python or JavaScript/Node.js, comfortable with APIs, webhooks, and JSON
Business curiosity: you think about why something should be built, not just how
High-level English, working language of the team and all documentation