Databases, dashboards, automations, and integrations with the systems you already run — all writing through one orchestrator, so the numbers reconcile.
The promise
Every AI organization eventually needs a place where the truth lives — one schema, one set of dashboards, one automation layer. This role designs and runs that layer. It replaces the part-time DBA, the BI analyst patching spreadsheets, and the ops engineer wiring Zapier together at midnight. You buy a data backbone where every write is logged, every dashboard reads from the same source, and every integration with your existing stack (your CRM, your accounting tool, your calendar) flows through one accountable pipe.
What it does day-to-day
- Designs and maintains the project database schema; migrates it as the org chart grows
- Builds and updates dashboards that visualize team activity, deliverables, and queues
- Writes ingestion pipelines that pull from email, drive, and third-party systems on a schedule
- Reconciles activity logs against deliverables so nothing silently drifts
- Owns backups, restore drills, and the audit trail of who wrote what when
How it works
A database engineer and a frontend engineer work as a pair. The engineer owns the schema and the writes; the frontend owns the dashboards that read from it. Both report to the orchestrator, so dashboards never go stale relative to the underlying data.