> Markdown version of [/jobs/ext/3828008-product-support-specialist-adapt](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/jobs/ext/3828008-product-support-specialist-adapt). Every page supports `.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`. Links point to the HTML versions so they work for humans too. Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Product Support Specialist - Adapt - **Company:** AirDNA, LLC - **Location:** United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Experienced - **Salary:** $26,000.0 - $33,000.0 - **Contract:** Contract - **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Software as a Service, Databases, Database Queries, Python (Programming Language), Log Analysis, SQL Databases, Virtual Agents, Zendesk, Webhooks - **Published:** October 18, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2c8d0a8613f9c22c ## About the Role * 2+ years in technical support, SaaS product support, or another analytical, customer-facing role. Tier 2 support folks ready to level up, we're looking at you! * SQL proficiency. You can write queries against a live database to find what you need. * Working knowledge of Python. You're comfortable reading existing code and working with datasets. You don't need to be a developer. * Hands-on experience with APIs and log analysis. * Strong quantitative reasoning. Percentages, averages, and rates are second nature, and you spot a number that can't possibly be right. * Structured problem-solving. You break a vague complaint into a testable hypothesis instead of guessing. * A gift for translating tech into plain language. You can explain to a non-technical host why their rates look different than they expected, clearly, warmly, and in just a few sentences. * Excellent verbal and written English. * Composure with frustrated customers, and the honesty to own a mistake without over-promising a fix. * Follow-through. You close loops without being chased. * Willingness to work hours that overlap with US Eastern and European business time. * Bonus points for: familiarity with webhooks; support tools like Intercom or Zendesk; experience with short-term rental pricing or property management tools (PriceLabs, Wheelhouse, Beyond, Guesty, Hostaway); a hospitality or revenue management background; or a knack for using AI to automate your own repetitive work. You don't need to know how a pricing engine works on day one. We'll teach you! ## Description Adapt is AirDNA's dynamic pricing engine, and hosts trust it with their income. When something looks off, like a rate that makes no sense or a sync that says it worked but didn't, our frontline Support team and AI tools handle most of it. The hardest problems come to you. As our Product Support Specialist, you'll be the technical bridge between Support and Engineering: the final line of defense who digs into logs, data, and code to find the real root cause before an issue ever reaches Product or Engineering. Then you'll explain it to the host in a few clear sentences and make sure it never happens again. This isn't a script-reading job, and it isn't a race to clear a queue. We won't measure you on how fast you close tickets. We'll celebrate you for solving problems for good. And because you're joining a brand-new pod, you'll help write the playbook for everyone who comes after you. This is a full-time, long-term contractor role. It's fully remote and open to candidates based in Latin America or the Caribbean., * Own escalations end to end. Take the technical issues frontline Support can't solve and drive them all the way to resolution, escalating to Engineering only when it truly needs an engineer. * Play detective. Diagnose pricing and sync issues by reproducing the problem, forming a hypothesis, and isolating the cause (PMS connection, comp set, host override, or market shift). * Dig into the back end. Use SQL, logs, analytics reports, and existing code to pull the data and confirm what actually happened. * Make the algorithm make sense. Explain why Adapt did what it did in a few plain sentences, a short screen recording, or a quick call that a host can act on. * Turn every repeat ticket into an asset. Write help-center articles, in-app guidance, and content for the Adapt AI agent so the next host never has to ask. * Be Product's eyes and ears. Share weekly escalation themes, grouped by host type and portfolio size, and follow fixes all the way to shipped. * Protect our hosts. Spot at-risk accounts early and loop in Revenue Management before a frustrated host walks away. * Build the playbook. Create the SOPs, macros, and escalation paths that set the quality bar for everyone who joins the pod after you.