Terac

Support Engineer

Terac

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Anywhere in the World

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About the role

  • Triage and resolve expert-facing support tickets via Slack
  • Debug technical issues experts encounter on the platform — from login problems to payment hiccups to session errors
  • Use Claude Code and internal MCP tooling to query databases, investigate root causes, and implement fixes directly
  • Escalate and document bugs for the engineering team when deeper changes are needed
  • Build and improve support workflows, knowledge base articles, and internal runbooks
  • Identify recurring issues and advocate for platform improvements that reduce support volume
  • Monitor expert experience metrics and flag emerging problems early

Requirements

  • Strong technical troubleshooting skills — comfortable reading logs, querying databases, and working in code
  • Experience with AI-native development tools and workflows
  • Clear, empathetic communicator who can translate technical problems into plain language for experts
  • Self-directed and organized — able to manage a ticket queue and prioritize effectively with minimal oversight
  • Comfortable working asynchronously with a distributed team
  • Energized by solving problems quickly and making people's experience better
  • Nice to have:
  • - Experience in a support engineering or technical support role at a fast-moving startup
  • - Familiarity with Slack-based support workflows
  • - Background working with marketplace platforms or expert networks
Benefits
  • Competitive contractor compensation
  • Remote — work from anywhere
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools
technical troubleshootingquerying databasesdebuggingAI-native development toolsreading logssupport workflowsknowledge base articlesinternal runbooks
Soft Skills
clear communicationempathetic communicationself-directedorganizedproblem-solvingprioritizationasynchronous work