About this role
Role Overview
Roboflow is hiring a full-time Named Technical Support Engineer to join the GTM department on a remote basis within the United States, with hubs available in San Francisco and New York. This role suits a technically strong support professional who wants to focus deeply on a single strategic enterprise customer account rather than managing a high-volume queue.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
Roboflow is on a mission to make the world programmable through artificial intelligence by simplifying the creation and use of computer vision models. Over a million developers and half of the Fortune 100 utilize Roboflow tools for diverse applications like cancer research, drone flight guidance, and construction site safety. Backed by major investors including Google Ventures, Y Combinator, and Craft Ventures, the company operates as a distributed team that values autonomy, ownership, and a bias toward action.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Roboflow careers page to submit an application for this position.
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Questions candidates ask
Is this position fully remote?
Yes, the role is remote within the United States, with physical hubs available in New York City and San Francisco.
What is the compensation package for this role?
The target compensation is $150,000 to $200,000 OTE (uncapped), plus equity, health insurance coverage up to 100%, and multiple monthly and yearly stipends.
How many years of experience are required?
Candidates must have 7+ years of experience with Linux and networking fundamentals.
What kind of customer load does this support engineer manage?
Unlike traditional support roles handling a broad queue, this named support engineer embeds deeply into a single strategic enterprise customer account.
What technical skills are needed?
Required skills include Python, Bash scripting, Linux, networking fundamentals, edge device experience, and full computer vision pipeline troubleshooting.
