Cartesia
Product Support Engineer
About this role
Cartesia is seeking a Product Support Engineer to provide exceptional technical support and enhance customer satisfaction on their AI platform. This role involves direct customer interaction, issue resolution, and collaboration with engineering and product teams to influence improvement processes.
What you'll do
- Act as the main point of contact for Level 1 support for smaller accounts.
- Provide hands-on support, diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues.
- Build strong relationships with customers and technical teams.
- Document solutions and contribute to internal and customer-facing guides.
- Participate in incident response and on-call rotation for support.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance support operations.
What they're looking for
- 2-8 years in technical support or related roles.
- Proficient in troubleshooting APIs and SDKs.
- Strong communication skills for technical problem interpretation.
- Ability to prioritize and remain calm under pressure.
- High ownership with a collaborative mindset.
- Scripting experience in Python or JavaScript/TypeScript (preferred).
- Familiarity with AI tools and APIs (nice to have).
Benefits
- In-person team collaboration in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore.
- Visa sponsorship support evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
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Cartesia
Cartesia builds multimodal AI models and voice AI platforms that power enterprise applications. The company is hiring for roles spanning customer support, enterprise deployments, inference infrastructure, internal developer tooling, and forward-deployed engineering to scale their AI solutions across production environments.
- Website
- cartesia.ai
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through how you'd approach debugging a complex API issue reported by a customer—what's your process for reproducing it, gathering information, and collaborating with engineering?
- Tell us about a time you had to communicate a difficult technical problem to a non-technical stakeholder or customer. How did you break it down?