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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Technical Support Engineer - POS - **Company:** OWNER - **Location:** United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Experienced - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, JIRA, Software as a Service, Database Theory, Monitoring of Systems, Issue Tracking Systems, PostgreSQL, Log Analysis, Datadog, Application Enhancement Tool, Bug Reporting, SAP MDG - **Published:** May 29, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=f9f082a2047578f2 ## About the Role Do you have experience in Peripheral hardware support?, * 3-5+ years in a technical support, support engineering, or adjacent role - ideally in a SaaS environment * Some engineering or development experience - comfortable reading code, not just supporting it * Experience with observability and monitoring tools like Datadog (log analysis, metrics, traces) * Familiarity with database concepts (e.g., Postgres) and comfort running basic lookups or queries * Experience working in ticketing systems like Linear or Jira * Experience troubleshooting hardware and supporting physical devices in a technical environment * Familiarity with MDM tools like Esper or similar platforms * Strong troubleshooting instincts - able to systematically isolate and reproduce issues * Comfortable building with AI tools or incorporating AI into workflows - curiosity and willingness to experiment matter more than years of experience here * Driven to identify what's slowing down customer-facing teams and motivated to actually fix it - whether through tooling, documentation, or training * Customer-facing experience and genuine empathy for the end user * Strong communicator across technical and non-technical audiences Nice to have * Experience with POS systems or restaurant tech * Hands-on experience with POS hardware (terminals, printers, card readers, network peripherals) * Familiarity with Esper or other MDM platforms for device management and remote troubleshooting * Familiarity with Retool or similar internal tooling platforms * Experience building AI-powered tools or automations (agents, triage flows, internal assistants, etc.) ## Description We're looking for a Technical Support Engineer who will be the go-to technical resource for Owner POS. You'll own the POS escalations channel - our internal hub for POS-related issues coming in from CS and Launch - and be the connective tissue between those teams and the POS engineering team. This isn't a traditional support role. You'll be getting into the weeds: reading logs, reproducing bugs, pulling DB records, and solving problems that require real technical depth. Some engineering experience is a plus - we want someone who's comfortable reading code and working closely with engineers, not just routing tickets. You're not here to just close tickets. You see a repeated problem and start thinking about how to eliminate it - whether that's building an AI-powered triage flow, creating a Retool tool so CS can self-serve, or running a training session that cuts escalations in half. You're customer-obsessed, and you want the whole org to be too. The impact you will have * Own the POS escalations channel - triage, validate, and resolve incoming bug reports and technical questions from CS, Launch, and Engineering * Reproduce and confirm bugs; provide Engineering with clear steps to reproduce, root-cause insights, and relevant logs from Datadog or other tooling * Resolve and filter out non-bugs (config issues, user error, expected behavior) so Engineering stays focused on roadmap work * Handle issues that require elevated access: production DB lookups, internal scripts, Datadog queries, network tab investigation * Be a true partner to the POS Engineering team - know the product and codebase well enough to flag what matters and provide real context when escalating * Build relationships with CS and Launch to help them troubleshoot POS issues more independently over time * Identify patterns in escalations and surface knowledge gaps back to Enablement * Partner with Enablement to flag and shape documentation and knowledge base updates - new content, revisions, and gaps surfaced from real escalations * Advocate for customers and influence POS product direction through structured feedback, * Recruiter Screen - 30-minute call to align on your background, what you're looking for, and answer any early questions. * Hiring Manager Screen - 30-minute video interview to go deeper on your experience and how you work. * Full Interview Round - 45-minute mock case study interview with team leaders to valuate the ability to build or suggest tools and processes to streamline support operations. 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