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Flexport

Automation Engineer I

Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesFrom $98kentryAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Flexport seeks an Automation Engineer I to build integrations and automations that help customs clients onboard efficiently. You'll work with low-code tools and programming languages to create production-grade solutions for high-impact accounts, partnering closely with business and operations teams.

What you'll do

  • Build and deploy production-grade integrations and automations using Retool, n8n, Python, and SQL
  • Partner with Customs BD, operations, and business units to translate requirements into technical solutions
  • Own rollout, monitoring, and iteration of built tools with focus on reliability and client impact
  • Document solutions for ease of adoption and maintenance by other team members
  • Develop API/EDI data flows and bespoke automations for large, complex accounts

What they're looking for

  • JavaScript or Python programming
  • Advanced SQL
  • REST API consumption
  • Git-based version control
  • Low-code/workflow tools (Retool, n8n)
  • EDI/integration exposure
  • Data transformation and business logic
  • Compliance mindset for regulated environments
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Flexport

Flexport builds technology platforms for global supply chain logistics, including customs onboarding systems and freight booking solutions powered by AI automation. The company is hiring engineers to develop full-stack features, integrations, and self-serve platforms that transform how customers interact with logistics services.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you built an integration or automation from scratch. What tools did you use, and how did you ensure it worked reliably in production?
  • Describe your experience with SQL. Can you give an example of a complex query you wrote to transform or extract data?