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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # AI & Marketing Technology Specialist - **Company:** The Supply - **Location:** Boulder, CO, United States - **Salary:** $75,000 - $100,000 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Business Analytics Applications, Cloud Computing, Information Systems, Databases, Data Systems, Automation of Marketing, Marketing Information Systems, Conversion Tracking, Systems Integration, Large Language Models, Software Application Programming, Zapier, Information Technology, Data Analytics, Automation Anywhere, Programming Languages - **Published:** October 21, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2b865b71a75decec ## About the Role We're open to candidates from different educational and professional backgrounds. You might have studied computer science, data analytics, marketing, information systems, engineering, or something entirely different. This role is particularly well suited to someone with approximately 0-4 years of relevant professional experience, although demonstrated capability matters more than a specific number of years. What matters most: * Genuine curiosity about AI, automation, and emerging technology. * Demonstrated experience building, automating, integrating, or improving something using technology. * The ability to independently learn new tools and technical concepts. * Strong analytical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. * Comfort working across different technologies and business challenges. * Good judgment about what to prioritize and when a simpler solution is better. * Initiative, ownership, and the ability to move from ideas to execution. * Clear communication skills and an ability to work with colleagues who aren't technical specialists. * A willingness to test ideas, learn from mistakes, and improve solutions based on feedback. You don't need to know every platform or programming language. You do need evidence that you can figure things out and build something useful. Experience That Would Catch Our Attention These are examples, not a checklist. You don't need experience with every tool or technology listed. * Building automations using Zapier, Make, n8n, or similar platforms. * Creating AI workflows, agents, or applications using large language models., * You like understanding how systems work and figuring out how they could work better. * You enjoy working through unfamiliar problems without needing every step prescribed. * You're willing to recommend an approach, test it, and change direction when something isn't working. * You find satisfaction in building something other people actually use. * You're comfortable balancing experimentation with deadlines and practical business needs. * You enjoy collaborating with people who bring different expertise to the table., We're interested in people who are curious enough to ask better questions and resourceful enough to find better answers. ## Description There's a good chance you've already found a dozen ways AI can make your work easier. You've experimented with new tools, connected systems, built something useful, or taught yourself a technology simply because you wanted to see what it could do. You probably have a running list of things you think could be done better. If this sounds like you, keep reading. SUPPLY is looking for an AI & Marketing Technology Specialist to help us discover, build, and implement smarter ways of working across our agency, while exploring new technology-driven opportunities for our clients. You'll work directly with agency leadership and collaborate across media, strategy, analytics, and account teams. Your initial focus will be improving how our agency operates, using AI, automation, integrations, and other technologies to solve real problems. You'll also have opportunities to prototype new capabilities, experiment with emerging media technologies, and help bring innovative client ideas to life. This isn't a role where you'll be confined to maintaining one dashboard or supporting one platform. You'll encounter different challenges, learn new technologies, recommend solutions, and help build things that didn't exist before. We're looking for someone who can turn curiosity into something useful. More Than Automation: Help Build What's Next We're building a more intentional approach to innovation at SUPPLY, connecting ideas from media, data, audience intelligence, creative technology, and AI. Some opportunities will involve making our internal operations more efficient. Others will focus on developing capabilities that help our teams and clients make better decisions, reach audiences in new ways, or explore what's possible with emerging technology. You won't be expected to know every technology or solve every challenge independently. You'll collaborate with experienced media, strategy, and analytics professionals who understand the business, while contributing technical curiosity, problem-solving, and hands-on execution. The goal isn't to chase every new technology. It's to identify what's genuinely useful, build something that works, and help turn the best ideas into lasting capabilities. A Few Examples of What You Might Help Build These are examples of opportunities we're interested in exploring, not a fixed project list: * Workflow Automation: Build AI-enabled workflows, integrations, and tools that reduce repetitive work, improve collaboration, and give our teams more time for higher-value thinking. * Media Intelligence Tools: Connect campaign performance, audience insights, market data, and business outcomes to help teams make smarter media decisions. * AI-Powered Audience Intelligence: Develop ways to analyze audience behaviors, uncover meaningful differences between customer segments, and translate findings into marketing opportunities. * Creative Testing Capabilities: Explore how AI and technology can help evaluate messaging, creative variations, and media approaches more efficiently. * Interactive Media Experiences: Prototype new ways for consumers to engage with brands through technology, interactive advertising, and emerging media platforms. We don't expect one person to build all of these independently. We're looking for someone excited about helping turn possibilities like these into working solutions., * Identify manual, repetitive, or inefficient processes and develop better ways to handle them. * Build and implement automations, AI-enabled workflows, and integrations that improve internal operations. * Explore opportunities to help teams collaborate, share information, and accomplish work more effectively. * Work with colleagues to understand problems, develop solutions, and help people adopt them., * Research, experiment with, and evaluate AI tools, automation platforms, and emerging technologies. * Identify technologies with genuine business potential and recommend practical applications. * Build prototypes, test ideas, learn from the results, and help implement promising solutions. * Help develop new capabilities through SUPPLY's innovation initiatives, working with agency teams to turn ideas into practical applications. * Stay curious about how technology is changing the media and advertising industry. Improve our data and technology capabilities * Help improve how data moves between systems, platforms, and teams. * Develop or enhance reporting workflows, dashboards, campaign tracking, and measurement capabilities. * Support integrations between media platforms, analytics systems, and internal tools. * Help make information more accessible, actionable, and useful. Turn problems into working solutions * Translate business challenges into clear technical next steps. * Prioritize opportunities based on impact, feasibility, effort, and usefulness. * Build with an understanding of data privacy, security, and responsible AI use. * Communicate progress, document solutions, and help colleagues understand and use what you've developed. * Take ownership of projects from the initial idea through implementation and improvement., * Using AI-assisted development tools to build applications or solve technical problems. * Working with marketing data, analytics platforms, or reporting systems. * Creating dashboards, internal applications, or tools that help others work more effectively. * Experimenting with databases, cloud applications, or connected systems. * Identifying and solving a problem nobody specifically assigned you. Personal projects count. Side projects count. Things you've built because you were curious absolutely count. We care more about what you can learn, build, and improve than how many software logos appear on your résumé.