AI Engineer (Latam, Remote)
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Summary
AI Engineer builds and integrates AI-driven workflows using LLMs, transcription APIs, and automation tools for a digital agency serving US clients.
We are Kubikware™, a digital agency with 20+ years of experience designing and developing web and mobile platforms, as well as video games, AR/VR apps, and AI/ML. We are headquartered in Miami, FL with a strong South American team, and have clients and partners in the US market of all sizes and verticals. Among other accolades, we are a 5-time Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America honoree.
We are looking to expand our amazing roster with a AI Engineer, located in Latin America.
As we are currently working with multiple companies on many different products, we have quite a few projects where someone like you could make a difference.
We are looking for:
- 4+ years of experience in Software Engineering, AI Integrations, Automation, or Backend Development
- Strong hands-on experience with:
- Open AI Whisper API for transcription and speech processing
- Claude AI and LLM integrations
- n8n for workflow automation and orchestration
- Replit for rapid app/web development and prototyping
- Supabase for database management, authentication, and backend services
- Experience building AI-driven workflows and integrating third-party APIs
- Strong understanding of prompt engineering and AI tool orchestration
- Experience developing lightweight web applications and internal tools
- Ability to work independently and move quickly in a fast-paced environment
- Strong communication skills and experience collaborating with distributed teams
We offer:
- Fully remote position (LATAM)
- Full-time position
- Opportunity to work on cutting-edge AI initiatives and real-world implementations
- Collaboration with U.S.-based teams
- High level of ownership and autonomy
- Compensation in U.S. Dollars
If you are as excited to learn more as we are to work with you, please submit your resume and let’s be in touch!
Please, no agencies or C2C.
