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What Profile Should We Hire To Build Enterprise-grade Internal Tools On Airtable And Make?

What is your goal?

We’re looking for advice on what type of hire makes sense to help us build and maintain enterprise-grade, scalable internal tools using Airtable together with automation tools like Make.

What is the problem & what have you tried?

We’re trying to hire someone to level up our Airtable + Make setup and would love advice from people here who’ve scaled this kind of stack.

Our setup today:

multiple Airtable bases
500k+ records
frequent archival work
~50 daily users
integrations with Zapier, Make, n8n, Supabase, and Polytomic

At this point, our challenge is less about building fast and more about building a solid architecture that scales and stays maintainable.

We’re debating between profiles like:

low-code builders
backend/systems-minded engineers
implementation consultants

For those who’ve seen this done well, what type of person would you hire? What titles/backgrounds tend to work best? And what mistakes should we avoid?

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What Profile Should We Hire To Build Enterprise-grade Internal Tools On Airtable And Make?

What is your goal?

What is the problem & what have you tried?

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