Internal Tools & AI Automation Engineer
About the role
internal tools quickly. What Will You Do? Key Responsibilities : Interview the founder and each advisor to map how client work flows from intake through strategy, filing and ongoing monitoring.
What you'll do
- Interview the founder and advisors to map client work from intake through strategy, filing, and ongoing monitoring, and keep a prioritized build list.
- Build and ship internal tools with AI-assisted development such as Claude Code, from working prototype to daily use.
- Automate client intake and document collection, and build tools that extract and structure data from tax documents and returns.
- Create calculators and models that let advisors compare tax strategies, plus tracking views for where every client stands.
- Design LLM-powered workflows using APIs such as Anthropic's Claude, including prompt design, output testing, and human review before figures reach a client.
Requirements
- 3+ years of professional software development, with full-stack applications shipped to real users in Python and/or JavaScript/TypeScript.
- Daily, hands-on use of AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot, with examples of what you have built using them.
- At least one real project built on an LLM API, such as Anthropic or OpenAI.
- Solid experience with APIs and integrations, and with working data out of PDFs, spreadsheets, and SQL databases.
- Able to work a U.S. Pacific Time schedule, with a reliable internet connection and backup power.
About Somewhere
The posting is a U.S. tax-strategy firm hiring its first technical person in the Philippines to build internal tools with AI-assisted development. Somewhere is the LinkedIn employer on the listing.
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