Hello! Just joined as I am hiring a role for an Airtable expert
Thank you for welcoming me into this cool community. I have a really exciting opportunity - which could evolve into many other projects for a London based consumer goods merchandising company. Job Spec below: I’m looking for a developer with strong experience designing structured databases (ideally airtable) and rebuilding internal workflow systems for real-world operational teams. This involves consolidating many Excel sheets into a unified schema, designing clean data models, and building practical ingestion + workflow automations (PDF/email/SharePoint → structured records). This is for a mid-sized consumer goods supplier (private-label style). Timeline: 2-3 months starting in January (design starting ASAP). Would be very hands on / full-time Timezone: Strong overlap with UK hours. Rate: Day rate or project rate – open. If interested, please send examples only (1-2 min Looms are ideal). Please provide: 1. Loom(s) or screen-share demos of relevant work: - A database or internal tool you architected - Any workflow system (CP engine, operations tracking, etc.) - Any Excel → database migration you’ve done - Any ingestion: emails/PDFs/SharePoint/Drive → structured data (Blur/redact anything sensitive — structure is what matters.) 2. Additional proof: - Screenshots / case studies - Before/after examples of messy → structured systems What the Build Involves - Designing a structured, scalable database to replace fragmented spreadsheets (the design is very important as there current structure is very messy) - Migrating/collapsing hundreds of Excel sheets into a single schema - Building a workflow layer with milestones, dependencies, statuses, and team visibility - Ingesting briefs and documents (emails, PDFs, SharePoint folders) into structured records - Setting foundations for additional modules later (costing engine, concept library, etc.) Tech stack is flexible — Airtable (ideally), Supabase, or a custom DB are all options, depending on UX/performance needs.