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Broccoli AI

AI Solution Engineer

Lehi, Utah (Remote)fulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Broccoli is seeking an AI Solution Engineer to support contractors using its AI-powered front-office platform. In this customer-facing technical role, you'll troubleshoot complex issues, debug AI agents and integrations, partner with engineering teams, and help scale support operations.

What you'll do

  • Resolve customer issues across product, workflow, and technical support channels
  • Troubleshoot using logs, SQL, internal tools, and debugging workflows to investigate AI agents, call flows, and integrations
  • Partner with Engineering and Product to escalate bugs, document patterns, and drive improvements
  • Communicate clearly with customers and internal teams about issue resolution and expectations
  • Support diverse customers ranging from SMBs to enterprise accounts
  • Help define and improve support processes, documentation, and quality standards

What they're looking for

  • Technical troubleshooting and debugging
  • Customer communication and support ticket management
  • Log analysis and system investigation
  • SQL querying
  • SaaS product support
  • API and workflow integration knowledge
  • JavaScript or scripting (nice to have)
  • AI product familiarity
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Broccoli AI

Broccoli AI builds AI-powered operating systems that automate front-office operations for home service contractors, handling workflows like job booking, customer follow-ups, and dispatch. The company is hiring Software Engineers to develop core product features and growth infrastructure that drive customer acquisition and retention.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience troubleshooting complex technical issues in a ticket-based SaaS environment. How do you typically approach an ambiguous problem?
  • Tell us about a time you identified a product bug or pattern through customer support work and escalated it to engineering. What was the outcome?