Build an AI-powered marketing insight workflow using Rovo and Atlassian data. Responsibilities include developing agents to analyze OKRs, detect trends, draft executive summaries, flag low-performing results, generate leadership prompts, and create CMO pre-reads. The intern will establish human review and quality assurance processes, document reusable workflows, explore related automations, and measure time savings, adoption, and decision-making impact.
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Atlassians have the flexibility to work where they can collaborate most effectively with their team, whether at home, one of our global offices, or both.
As a distributed-first company, all interviews are conducted virtually. We hire in any country where we have a legal entity. Learn how we work at
Working at Atlassian
Atlassians have the flexibility to work where they can collaborate most effectively with their team, whether at home, one of our global offices, or both.
As a distributed-first company, all interviews are conducted virtually. We hire in any country where we have a legal entity. Learn how we work at
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