Automation and Integrations Specialist

Contour Education

Automation and Integrations Specialist maintaining tools and automations at Contour Education. Focused on automating repetitive tasks and improving internal processes using AI.

Posted 7/9/2026full-timeRemote • 🇮🇳 IndiaJunior💰 $10,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Automate manual processes.
Build Make scenarios and Apps Script automations that remove repetitive work from teams across Contour.
Ship small internal tools.
Prototype and build practical tools, AI-assisted, that save real time, then get them into people's hands.
Improve what exists.
Maintain and extend the automations already running (resource pipeline, class schedule, printing operations) without breaking them.
Scope the real problem.
Talk to the team, understand how the work actually happens, and build for the real need rather than the first description.
Build safely.

Requirements

What you’ll need

You have delivered working automations or internal tools in a professional setting.
Hands-on with Make.com, Google Apps Script, or both.
Comfortable using AI to build and ship faster.
Strong real-world product and business sense: you understand a process well enough to automate the right thing.
Care for safe, maintainable builds, and cross-timezone comfort with overlap into Australian time.
Nice to Have: Light coding in JavaScript.
Experience with Monday.com, Google Workspace administration, or other no-code and low-code tools.
Background in edtech or a fast-moving operations environment.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Fully remote, anywhere in India
Your day runs on India hours with overlap into Australian business time.
Compensation is competitive and bench marked to the role and your experience.

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Hard Skills & Tools

Automation DevelopmentInternal Tool CreationProcess ImprovementProblem ScopingMaintainable Builds

Soft Skills

Team CommunicationUnderstanding User Needs