About this role
UJET is seeking a Customer Support Engineer to join its hybrid team in Porto, Portugal, to oversee complex technical issues from intake to resolution. This role suits a professional with a strong technical background who enjoys investigating challenging problems and improving operational processes.
Role Overview
The Customer Support Engineer owns complex customer issues from intake through verified resolution. Responsibilities include impact assessment, technical investigation, mitigation, escalation, and direct customer communication. The professional in this role diagnoses technical problems using cloud observability platforms, logs, SQL, APIs, dashboards, carrier records, and internal diagnostic tools.
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About the Company
UJET provides a cloud-native, AI-powered contact center platform designed to redefine customer experience with cutting-edge artificial intelligence, true multimodality, and a mobile-first approach. The company focuses on driving automation and efficiency while maintaining unmatched security, scalability, and prioritized data insights.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please visit the official UJET careers page and submit your application online.
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What is the location of the Customer Support Engineer role?
The position is based as a hybrid role in Porto, Portugal.
What is the salary range for this position in Portugal?
The hiring range for this role in Portugal is EUR 30,000 to EUR 35,000 annually.
Is visa sponsorship available for this job?
No, applicants must be legally authorized to work in Portugal without the need for current or future employer-sponsored visa sponsorship.
What kind of experience is preferred for this role?
Two or more years of experience in technical support, site reliability, production operations, solutions engineering, or software engineering is preferred.
Does this position require participation in an on-call rotation?
Yes, candidates are required to participate in a global on-call rotation and serve as a first technical responder for critical interruptions.
