☀️ Highlights ☀️
- Chameleon is SaaS for product teams to create in-product UX (modals, banners, checklists, microsurveys etc.) to drive user engagement. Watch a short demo here.
- We’re a remote-first, Series A, VC-backed startup and currently with ~40 folks distributed across the Americas and Europe. Learn more about our team, company, and culture here.
- Looking for a mid-level Technical Support Engineer with SaaS experience living in North America or Europe to join our fast-growing team at Chameleon
- This is a technical role and requires strong knowledge of Javascript, HTML, and CSS, while also being customer facing.
- Salary range for this role is $70k - $90k USD annually, based on experience.
- Our application process may seem different, it’s not long and drawn out and we feel interviewing alone isn’t the best way for either party to assess fit, so we try to resemble working together and collaborating.
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The Technical Support Engineer role at Chameleon
Customers trust us with their users’ experience, and we take that seriously – but software can be tricky! Unexpected issues, edges, and hiccups arise and affect our customer’s ability to use Chameleon effectively and smoothly.
That’s when our Support Engineers step in. As skilled troubleshooters, they save the day when these cases arise – they investigate, uncover, explain, resolve, and most importantly, win back trust.
Because our product operates within our customers' applications, there is a lot of technical sophistication under the hood, ****and often Support Engineers troubleshoot within the intricate connections between Chameleon and various applications.
As such, this role is ideal for someone who enjoys diverse challenges and problem-solving and wants to be Customer-facing.
What you will do specifically
- Engage customers experiencing difficulty in a friendly and comforting manner. Build trust and empathy with our customers by understanding and teaching them.
- Act like a detective to efficiently troubleshoot a wide range of issues (often includes logging into our customers’ software and being able to recreate the issue consistently).