Internal Systems Owner / Junior AI builder.

OVERVIEW:

We are using Claude code and a development kit to rapidly build internal systems to streamline our operations. We need someone to own these systems and troubleshoot issues with users, & help improve the systems over time. Systems currently include an Events ERP system which manages our events and will later bill for them, our HR and recruiting system that you are interacting with right now, a system that interviews BDSM members and creates informational posts. Future systems include finance automation and systems like expensify (expensify itself will not work with adult). This is a great opportunity for someone fascinated by the rapidly changing nature of AI-lead development.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Run the request queue. Staff post requests in Slack channels such as #events-erp-ideas and #hr-recruiting. Claude turns each request into a spec sheet and mockup. You prioritize them with stakeholders, then hand the approved ones to the dev kit.
• Test before it ships. Our dev-kit does an initial walkthough but you double check it all works in a preview environment. File what's wrong. Approve merges once a change passes.
• Own deadlines. Know which features block real events. For example, password-protected events must work before New Year's Eve can go on the platform. Make sure those ship first.
• Drive adoption. Train users on each system, run short demos, write how-to guides, and track who is and isn't using it.
• Watch production. Respond to failed deploys, sync errors and bug reports, and escalate to Marcos when something is beyond the agents.
• Keep the docs current. Specs, decisions and runbooks live with each system. Keep them accurate as it changes.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Not required: a CS degree or years as a software engineer.
• have built something real with Claude Code, Cursor or a similar agentic tool, and can show it
• Have some knowledge of how larger systems work.
• are patient and clear with operations people who aren't technical, and you can turn their vague request into a specific one
• test things obsessively and enjoy finding what's broken
• Comfortable with GitHub (pull requests, reviews, CI checks) or can learn it in a week
• Nice to have: product or QA experience; TypeScript or SQL;