CoPilot Developer

This is a remote position.

Copilot Developer – 1–3 Years’ Experience

About the Role

We’re looking for a forward-thinking Copilot Developer to join our engineering team and help accelerate how we design, build, and ship software. This is a hands-on development role with a strong focus on AI-assisted coding, using tools like GitHub Copilot and Microsoft Copilot to boost productivity, improve code quality, and streamline delivery.

If you’re a junior–mid developer who enjoys experimenting with new tech, learning quickly, and helping others get the best out of AI tooling, this is a brilliant opportunity to grow into a specialist role.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Writing clean, maintainable code across modern stacks (depending on team/project).
  
• Using GitHub Copilot / Microsoft Copilot daily as part of your development workflow.
  
• Building internal prompts, templates, and workflows to boost developer productivity.
  
• Supporting the engineering team with AI-assisted code reviews and debugging.
  
• Helping to integrate AI tooling into CI/CD pipelines and documentation processes.
  
• Identifying opportunities to automate repetitive tasks using Copilot and LLMs.
  
• Contributing to feature development, testing, and iterative improvements.
  
• Sharing best practice on using Copilot effectively and responsibly.
  

What We’re Looking For

• 1–3 years’ experience as a Software Developer (any modern language).
  
• Comfortable working with Git, IDEs, and modern development workflows.
  
• Familiar with (or eager to learn) tools like GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or similar AI assistants.
  
• Strong problem-solving mindset and a willingness to experiment with new tech.
  
• Good understanding of software development principles (OOP, testing, version control).
  
• Clear communicator who enjoys collaborating with product, design, and engineering teams.
  

Nice to Have (Not Essential)

• Experience with Azure, DevOps pipelines, or cloud-based development.
  
• Exposure to Typescript, Python, C#, Java, or similar.
  
• Any experience building or tuning prompts for LLMs.
  
• Interest in AI governance, code quality, or productivity engineering.