Full-Time

AI Business Automation Engineer

Box

Box

1,001-5,000 employees

Cloud content management and collaboration platform

Compensation Overview

$146.5k - $183k/yr

+ Equity

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

Redwood City, CA, USA

Hybrid

Minimum three days per week in the assigned office is required.

Category
Software Engineering (1)
Required Skills
NetSuite
Python
Incident Response
Webhooks
Atlassian
Workday HRIS
BigQuery
SQL
Java
GraphQL
Data Engineering
RAG
TypeScript
Salesforce
Go
Cryptography
LangGraph
REST APIs
Google Cloud Platform

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Requirements
  • At least 2 years of hands-on engineering experience in IT or software engineering, with a track record of shipping production code used by real users.
  • Deep experience with agentic coding platforms such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, plus experience building custom agents that use MCP servers and command-line interfaces.
  • Working proficiency in Python or equivalent experience in Go, TypeScript, or Java, with the ability to write clean, tested, maintainable code and contribute to a real codebase.
  • Ability to translate business problems into technical specifications and delivered software, write clear design documents, build solutions, and explain them to non-technical partners.
  • Working knowledge of several areas including cloud infrastructure, data engineering, integration patterns, automation tooling, and identity and access management, with depth in at least one area.
  • Familiarity with information security fundamentals, including authentication and authorization, encryption, secrets handling, and safe data practices.
  • Hands-on experience applying modern artificial intelligence to real problems, including large language model application programming interfaces, prompt engineering, retrieval-augmented generation, or an artificial intelligence-driven workflow, prototype, or agent.
  • Experience with agent frameworks such as LangGraph, OpenAI Agent SDK, or Claude Agent SDK; Model Context Protocol; or tool-using systems at scale.
  • Ability to make sound product and delivery decisions about when to ship a thin slice and when to invest in a more durable solution.
  • Ability to build trust with non-technical partners and write specifications, documentation, and updates that communicate effectively without live explanation.
Responsibilities
  • Partner directly with functional subject-matter experts to map current-state processes, identify friction and waste, and co-design artificial-intelligence-first improvements.
  • Translate business requirements into technical specifications, architecture diagrams, and delivery plans, then build agentic solutions end-to-end with teammates and senior engineers.
  • Prototype with Python and modern artificial intelligence tooling, including large language model application programming interfaces, retrieval-augmented generation patterns, agent frameworks, and workflow orchestration, before scaling solutions into production.
  • Build and maintain integrations between Box's core software-as-a-service systems, including Box, Workday, Salesforce, NetSuite, Atlassian, and BigQuery, using application programming interfaces, integration-platform-as-a-service platforms, and custom services.
  • Design and implement automations that eliminate manual work, replace brittle scripts, and increase business capacity.
  • Own data pipelines, data models, and data access patterns that make artificial-intelligence solutions trustworthy and operable.
  • Apply security, privacy, and compliance controls, including data classification, least-privilege access, secrets management, auditability, and responsible artificial-intelligence guardrails.
  • Operate deployed solutions through monitoring, runbooks, incident response, and continuous improvement based on real usage.
  • Evangelize artificial-intelligence capabilities and help subject-matter experts become co-owners of the artificial-intelligence-first transformation.

Box offers a cloud-based content management and collaboration platform for businesses. It stores, shares, and co-authors files securely with tiered, subscription-based plans. It includes AI features like Box AI for Notes and Box AI for Documents to boost productivity within workflows. With enterprise-grade security, governance controls, tailored pricing, and global reach, Box aims to help diverse organizations work together more efficiently.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Redwood City, California

Founded

2005

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Box raised FY2027 revenue guidance to $1.275 billion on March 3, 2026.
  • Q4 FY2026 revenue hit $306 million, with 104% net retention and 100,000 organizations.
  • Legora, Slalom, and Google Cloud partnerships broaden Box's AI distribution in 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive compress Box's pricing power by FY2027.
  • Insiders sold $2.1 million in 90 days, while short interest reached 11.73%.
  • Box recorded litigation and workforce reorganization expenses in FY2026; platform displacement threatens survival.

What makes Box unique

  • Box governs sensitive content while AI works directly on enterprise files.
  • Box Agents in Gemini Enterprise brings Box content into Google workflows.
  • Box Mount and Box AI Agents turn documents into executable workflows.

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Health and Wellness

Family Support

Generous Time Off

Financial Benefits

Community

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Headcount

6 month growth

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Yahoo Finance
Sep 9th, 2026
Box gains momentum after years of flat trading, posts $321M revenue

Box, a cloud storage company, is gaining momentum after years of sideways trading, according to Jim Cramer. The firm posted second-quarter revenue of $321.1 million, up 9.2% year-over-year, and raised full-year guidance to approximately $1.29 billion. Box faces stiff competition from Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox. The company's Box Suites now account for 69% of revenue, whilst it develops AI-driven document tools. Institutional backing remains steady, with 37 hedge funds holding stakes in the second quarter compared to 36 in the first. However, short interest sits at 14.26%, indicating scepticism about the sustainability of Box's recent breakout amongst some market participants.

Caddi
Sep 2nd, 2026
Caddi + Box: turning managed content into action.

Caddi + Box: turning managed content into action. Law firms and RIAs use Caddi to extend the value of Box by automating the workflows around their documents: Box is the source of truth, and Caddi agents help teams process content, execute firm-specific workflows, and keep connected systems in sync. Caddi - September 2, 2026 Caddi integrates with Box's Intelligent Content Management platform to automate content-driven workflows. Firms that manage their documents securely in Box can train Caddi agents on the work that surrounds those documents, the way they would train a new hire, and then let the agents execute those workflows consistently and transparently. Business documents often arrive through email, e-signature platforms, and client portals. Once they are saved in Box, Caddi can support additional workflow steps such as applying metadata, extracting key information, updating a CRM or matter-management system, and notifying the right people. Caddi helps automate these downstream workflows while Box remains the trusted system for managing and securing the underlying content. "In legal, the problem has never been a lack of information, it's that the information firms already have is scattered across emails, attachments, matters, and disconnected systems. That fragmentation makes it harder to turn institutional knowledge into something the firm can actually use. By securely connecting Caddi's agents with Box, firms can bring automation directly to their enterprise content, organizing and governing information while creating a trusted foundation for AI to put that knowledge to work." Tara Daisy, Managing Director of Legal at Box Together, Box and Caddi create a connected content workflow. Box provides the secure content foundation, collaboration capabilities, permissions, and governance, while Caddi agents work with that content to execute firm-specific processes, extract information, and keep related systems aligned. A few of the agents its customers run today: * Signed-document workflows. When an executed agreement is saved to Box, the agent applies the firm's metadata, updates the related CRM record, and notifies the owner. * Account opening. The agent reads account-opening paperwork managed in Box, extracts the required details, and creates the linked household, person, and new-account records in the CRM. * Content organization. On a nightly schedule, the agent can help apply naming conventions, identify duplicate copies, and route documents under the firm's filing rules. RIAs especially feel this. Custodian paperwork, new account forms, and signed agreements move through an advisory firm every day, and each one may trigger important follow-up work across the CRM and portfolio system after it is securely managed in Box. Law firms see the same pattern with engagement letters and matter documents. In both cases the division of labor is clean: Box is where content is managed, secured, and collaborated on, and Caddi provides the agents that help organizations put that content to work through consistent, repeatable, and logged workflows. See what firms automate on the Caddi + Box integration page, or sign up free and train your first agent on the filing work your team does today. Do more with less See Caddi in action. Tell Caddi Technologies, Inc. where to reach you and the calendar opens right here. In 30 minutes Caddi Technologies, Inc.'ll show you how Caddi automates the back-office work that grows with your clients - built, run, and maintained for you. S M T W T F S Enter your email to see available times

Yahoo Finance
Aug 27th, 2026
Box shares rise 3% after Q2 revenue beats at $321M, full-year guidance raised to $1.29B

Box reported second-quarter revenue of $321.15 million, surpassing the Street estimate of $319.09 million. Adjusted earnings per share of $0.40 matched consensus estimates. The cloud computing company raised its full-year revenue guidance to $1.29 billion from $1.28 billion. Following the results, analysts raised their price targets. UBS lifted its target to $37 from $29 with a neutral rating, noting that Box delivered accelerating growth. However, UBS said it wants additional evidence that recent momentum can be sustained. Citi raised its price target to $40 from $37 with a buy rating, expecting further upside as Box's agentic automation, security, and governance use cases gain traction. Box shares rose over 3% in Wednesday's pre-market trading.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 24th, 2026
Box to report Q2 earnings Tuesday, expects revenue growth of 8.6% year on year

Box will report its Q2 earnings results on Tuesday after the market closes. The cloud content management platform beat revenue expectations last quarter, posting $305.9 million in revenue, up 10.7% year on year. Analysts expect Box's revenue to grow 8.6% year on year this quarter, roughly in line with the 8.9% increase from the same period last year. Analyst estimates have remained stable over the past 30 days, and Box has historically exceeded Wall Street's expectations. Box's shares have risen 10.5% over the past month, slightly underperforming the productivity software segment average of 16.4%. The current share price of $33.32 is essentially at the average analyst price target of $33.25.

Box
Aug 18th, 2026
Elevating team collaboration and productivity: What's new in Box this quarter.

Elevating team collaboration and productivity: What's new in Box this quarter. August 18, 2026 | Michelle Syu, Product Marketing Manager at Box Staying aligned, moving quickly, and collaborating seamlessly are all table stakes for teams today. This quarter, Box introduced a suite of powerful updates across its web app, mobile app, Box Notes, and Box Hubs designed to eliminate daily workflow bottlenecks and elevate your team's productivity. Rather than just listing what's new, let's look at how these updates solve real-world workflow bottlenecks, why they matter for your daily productivity, and how your teams can put them to work right away. Key takeaways: * Box has introduced a unified commenting experience that consolidates all feedback, threaded conversations, and resolved threads into a single pane within file previews and Box Notes * The Box video player has been upgraded with a refreshed interface, timestamped comments on the seek bar, and frame guides to preview different aspect ratios * Box Mobile now features Box AI in search for instant file insights, alongside quicker navigation shortcuts to Box Notes, Box Hubs, and task assignments A unified commenting experience. Feedback is critical to collaboration, but managing it shouldn't be a project in itself. When reviewers leave page-level comments in one place, text-specific annotations in another, and additional feedback in chat, context gets lost and project owners waste time consolidating notes instead of acting on them. In file previews and Box Notes, Hongji Liu has redesigned its commenting experience to give you a single, unified space for all feedback. Comments and annotations now live together in one pane, so everyone can see the full conversation in context. Here's what's new: * Threaded conversations & @mentions: Teams can have structured discussions directly on the file, and use @mentions to instantly loop in the right collaborator without ever leaving the document * Resolved comment threads: Once feedback has been addressed, mark the thread as "resolved" and it tucks neatly into a filter, keeping your active pane clutter-free while preserving the full history if you need to revisit it later * Comment deletion controls: Authors have full control over their own comments (note that deleting a root comment will also remove its associated thread to keep conversations coherent) * Adjustable pane width: For heavy review sessions, simply drag the divider to expand the comments pane and get a more comfortable split-screen view. Version history at a glance. Hongji Liu introduced a new version review dropdown directly in the preview header. Now you can see recent versions at a glance, including who uploaded them, when, and the file size, and jump between them instantly without leaving the preview screen. No more opening a separate version history view first. This brings transparency to document iterations, so everyone moves forward confidently with the correct, most up-to-date file. A more modern, collaborative video player. Reviewing video content has traditionally been a process that exists outside of Box. Hongji Liu is introducing major updates to the video player in Box to streamline your media workflows: * Refreshed player experience: Smoother navigation, enhanced animations, and more intuitive controls for playing, pausing, scrubbing, and adjusting playback settings - so you can focus on the content, not the controls * Comments on the seek bar: Timestamped comments and annotations now appear directly on the seek bar so you can see exactly where feedback exists in the video and jump straight to that moment, making review workflows incredibly precise and contextual * Frame guides: Toggle frame guides to preview how a video will look across various aspect ratios, including vertical, widescreen, square, cinematic, and mobile-first social formats; action-safe and title-safe lines ensure logos, text, and key visuals are perfectly framed before export Flexibility to help you design more visually-stunning Box Hubs. Organizing and publishing engaging content across an organization just got easier. In Box Hubs, Hongji Liu is giving Hub editors more flexibility to design polished, easy-to-navigate portals that look and feel like custom websites: * Inline image blocks: Place images directly within a Box Hub. Upload from your computer, select from Box, paste from your clipboard, or drag and drop. Once added, you can crop and resize using preset aspect ratios (Square 1:1, Wide 16:9, Portrait 3:4) within responsive layouts that look great on any screen size. Viewers can also click any image to open it in a full-screen view. * Top view tab navigation: In addition to the default left sidebar, Hub creators can now display pages as horizontal tabs at the top of the Hub for a familiar, intranet-like experience. Nested sub-pages appear in clean hover dropdowns, a "more" button handles overflow tabs automatically, and pages can be reordered, nested, or duplicated directly from the tab bar. Organizing and publishing engaging content across an organization just got easier. In Box Hubs, Hongji Liu is giving Hub editors more flexibility to design polished, easy-to-navigate portals that look and feel like custom websites: * Inline image blocks: Place images directly within a Box Hub. Upload from your computer, select from Box, paste from your clipboard, or drag and drop. Once added, you can crop and resize using preset aspect ratios (Square 1:1, Wide 16:9, Portrait 3:4) within responsive layouts that look great on any screen size. Viewers can also click any image to open it in a full-screen view. * Top view tab navigation: In addition to the default left sidebar, Hub creators can now display pages as horizontal tabs at the top of the Hub for a familiar, intranet-like experience. Nested sub-pages appear in clean hover dropdowns, a "more" button handles overflow tabs automatically, and pages can be reordered, nested, or duplicated directly from the tab bar. Stay productive on the go with Box Mobile. Hongji Liu recently added AI Home to Box Mobile, making it simpler to use your content stored in Box as a source for your questions and summaries. Instead of manually piecing together information or sifting through individual files to use AI, you get answers grounded in your organization's actual business content, including the presentations, documents, and notes your team has already built. And since work doesn't stop when you step away from your desk, Hongji Liu has continued to pack the Box Mobile App with updates designed to keep you productive from anywhere: * Box AI in search: Ask Box AI questions directly in the mobile search bar to instantly extract insights and answers from your files without needing to open them * Quicker access to Box Notes and Box Hubs: The bottom navigation bar now has direct access to Box Notes and Box Hubs, making it easier to view your content * Dedicated Notes search: Accessing and searching your Box Notes on mobile is now instantaneous, with a dedicated shortcut on the redesigned bottom navigation bar and a built-in search function within your Notes view * Assign tasks in Box Mobile: Delegate work on the fly by assigning tasks directly within the mobile app, keeping projects moving while you're on the move A unified AI experience in Box Notes. Hongji Liu combined the inline composer and sidebar chat in Box Notes to make it easier to use AI without losing momentum on your work. Regardless of whether you access Box AI through the inline composer or the sidebar, your conversation history is now preserved as a single session. The inline view keeps your workspace clean by displaying only inline turns, while the sidebar view shows the entire session history, with clear labels for which responses were generated inline. To ensure a smooth experience, you can run one active AI query at a time in the Box Note. Hongji Liu has also rolled out several highly requested formatting and navigation updates to Box Notes: * Inline image cropping: Crop images directly within the Note * Slash menu with filtering: Type / to quickly insert tables, callouts, or inline AI chats, and start typing the menu option you want to filter down your choices * Datepicker: Easily insert dates directly from the Slash menu * Redesigned quick search: Find what you need faster with a sleek new search experience * Streamlined menus: The "settings" and "more options" menus have been merged for a cleaner interface; click on the three dots (ellipses) in the top right to access all your options * Keyboard shortcuts: An improved display of keyboard shortcuts helps you work even faster (find the full list of keyboard shortcuts through the "more options" menu) Try out the updated Box experience today. These updates are designed to remove friction from your workday, simplify collaboration, and help you get the most out of your content. Log into your Box account today to explore these new features and experience a more productive way to work. Related Products