HiredNow AI
incident.io

Technical Support Engineer

$150,000 to $200,000 a year

  • New York
  • Hybrid
  • Full time
  • Product Development

Found by HiredNow AI on Oct 7, 2026. Subscribers saw it first.

About the role

THE TEAM

  • The Technical Support Team is usually the first line of communication between incident.io http://incident.io and our customers.
  • We’re part of Product Development, and we’re crucial in ensuring our customers have the best possible experience with our product.
  • It’s typical for us to jump on customer calls if needed, discuss best approaches, and provide support when a bug sneaks in.
  • We also collaborate with Product and Engineering, being an essential part of delivering the best possible product.

WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING

You’ll be joining as a Technical Support Engineer and be responsible for delighting our customers by solving their technical challenges.

  • Delivering a world-class customer experience for inbound support questions over Slack and Pylon
  • Acting as the voice of the customer, by capturing product feedback and feature requests for Product and Engineering
  • Handling technical challenges that arise with customers in partnership with our Customer Success Managers
  • Expanding our technical support processes in collaboration with the Head of Technical Support
  • Resolving customer technical issues directly with Engineering, to debug integration issues, write custom scripts, and work with our API

WHAT YOU NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL

  • Proven experience in a similar role, preferably at a SaaS company, with some experience with monitoring and on-call systems
  • Able to write code at least enough to be dangerous and proficient enough to tackle technical challenges
  • Able to communicate complex technical information by conveying in a clear and simple manner
  • Love products and are keen to understand how they work and how different parts interact with one another
  • You are smartly persistent; have a knack for knowing when to dig deep and when to move on
Apply at incident.io