Responsibilities:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Build quick prototypes: Turn team problems into simple, working software prototypes within days so people can see what's possible, rather than writing long planning documents.
                                    • Embed AI to current tools: Find smart ways to upgrade existing company tools with AI features like automated document reading or chat interfaces.
                                    • Teach and inspire: Give casual demos and short updates to show both tech and non-tech colleagues how AI can make their daily work easier.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Holds a higher tertiary education qualification with a recognized institution
                                      • Track records of AI experience: You have built real, working AI tools or personal (freelance) projects outside of a classroom
                                      • Comfort with AI tech: You regularly use LLM APIs, prompt engineering, and AI coding assistants
                                      • Fast learner: You can quickly pick up new software, code, or tools on your own to get a job done
                                      • AI enthusiast: You follow AI news closely and love experimenting with new tools the week they come out
                                      • Simple communicator: You can explain how technology works to beginners without using confusing tech-jargon
                                      • Self-starter: You generate your own momentum, don't wait for instructions, and carry yourself well in a professional environment