Posted Oct 7, 2026

Customer Support Specialist

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About The Role The role is the front line of technical support for a cloud-based SaaS platform, diagnosing and resolving customer issues across APIs, integrations, and web applications in a high-volume environment. This work directly shapes retention and product quality: every resolved ticket and escalated bug report feeds back to engineering and product, making the role a critical bridge between customers and the teams building the platform. Key Responsibilities Resolve technical inquiries across email, chat, and phone, covering account configuration, API errors, data sync failures, and billing questions Troubleshoot issues using logs, API debuggers, and browser dev tools; document reproduction steps before escalating to engineering Own tickets end-to-end in Zendesk, meeting response-time, first-contact resolution, and CSAT targets Write and maintain help-center articles, internal runbooks, and macros to reduce ticket volume and improve deflection Identify recurring issues and deliver weekly trend reports to product and engineering with prioritized customer impact data Participate in a rotating on-call schedule for elevated support during product launches and incidents Onboard enterprise accounts during migration and rollout windows alongside the customer success team What We Are Looking For 2+ years in technical support, customer support, or help-desk roles, ideally supporting SaaS or developer-facing products Working knowledge of REST APIs, HTTP status codes, and tools like Postman for debugging integration issues Hands-on experience with ticketing systems (Zendesk, Intercom, or Salesforce Service Cloud) Strong written communication — able to explain technical concepts clearly to both engineers and non-technical users Comfortable reading logs, JSON payloads, and basic SQL queries to isolate root causes Bachelor's degree in a technical field or equivalent practical experience Bonus: experience with SQL, Python scripting for ticket automation, or familiarity with SSO, webhooks, and OAuth flows