Productivity and Efficiency Engineer

As a Productivity and Efficiency Engineer, you will be instrumental in transforming how our organization operates by identifying inefficiencies and building innovative solutions to enhance productivity. Balancing roles between investigator, systems thinker, and developer, you will create a range of outputs from lightweight automations to robust AI-powered tools, always aiming to make processes faster and reduce redundancies.

The Engineering team at FiscalNote integrates diverse talents to solve complex challenges with a cutting-edge approach. Our goal is to leverage innovation to drive efficiency and create solutions that scale across the organization. Collaborating with experts across different domains, we are committed to developing robust systems that enhance our operational capabilities and align with FiscalNote's business objectives.

You are a results-oriented individual with strong analytical skills and the ability to translate operational bottlenecks into efficient and scalable solutions. You're proficient in programming, understand AI technologies, and are driven by continuous improvement and optimization. Your ability to communicate effectively with diverse teams positions you as a bridge between technical and non-technical stakeholders, ensuring that solutions meet user needs and strategic goals.

• Conduct structured process audits to document workflows, identify inefficiencies, and quantify manual effort costs.
• Develop and prioritize a roadmap for process improvements and tool integrations based on impact assessments.
• End-to-end design and implementation of solutions, including but not limited to AI agents, API integrations, and custom internal tools.
• Seamlessly integrate existing tools like Slack, Jira, and Google Workspace to enhance system interoperability.
• Define success metrics, monitor the adoption of new processes, and iteratively improve solutions based on feedback.
• Contribute to and expand the organization’s process automation playbook for future initiatives.