Top Tech Support Jobs

Provides domestic and international technical support for transplant diagnostic products through phone, email, and on-site assistance. Troubleshoots software, instrumentation, and assay issues; conducts research, testing, investigations, and root cause analysis. Delivers customer demonstrations and training, maintains quality records, supports product launches and UAT, and participates in industry events. Requires strong HLA, antibody detection, molecular assay, Luminex, and next-generation sequencing expertise, with up to 50% travel.

Provides first-line technical support for diagnostic products and instruments in a call center environment. Troubleshoots customer and field personnel issues, researches solutions, documents interactions, escalates unresolved problems, supports colleagues, and participates in after-hours coverage. Requires clinical or technical expertise in hemostasis, acute care diagnostics, autoimmunity, or transfusion, along with strong communication, organization, customer service, and diagnostic troubleshooting skills.

Provides advanced technical support to customers and employees for instrument software, healthcare information-system interfaces, middleware, connectivity, cybersecurity, VPN access, databases, and IT solutions. Resolves escalated issues through phone, email, and remote sessions; documents incidents and resolutions; manages complaints and follow-ups; collaborates with internal teams; and participates in on-call coverage.

Provides onsite technical support for desktops, laptops, mobile devices, peripherals, operating systems, business applications, and connectivity issues. Installs and deploys devices, administers user access, documents resolutions in ticketing systems, and escalates complex issues. The role supports enterprise users across multiple San Antonio locations, follows IT service management and security procedures, and requires strong communication, customer service, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.

Provides advanced technical support for Cymer DUV laser products, diagnosing and repairing field issues, supporting new product introductions, developing troubleshooting procedures and diagnostic tools, training field engineers, and addressing reliability and design problems. Collaborates with engineering, field service, and customer teams while administering field tool development and continuous improvement projects. Requires approximately 20% travel and rotational weekend on-call coverage.

Provides Tier 1 technical support to Action1 customers by troubleshooting software, patch installation, deployment, and configuration issues across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Responsibilities include resolving inquiries, reproducing and escalating defects, collaborating with engineering and product teams, maintaining knowledge-base documentation, incorporating customer feedback, and improving support processes.

Own the technical support function for client integrations, including triage, issue resolution, escalation, client communication, incident support, status updates, monitoring awareness, and documentation. Investigate issues using SQL, logs, APIs, dashboards, and alerting tools. Maintain Jira tickets, Confluence documentation, runbooks, FAQs, and integration guides while serving as the bridge between clients, vendors, QA, engineering, and product.

Own production bugs end to end across web applications, APIs, and banking integrations. Reproduce issues, determine root causes, implement and verify fixes, and communicate findings to customers. Orchestrate AI coding agents, extend internal MCP and triage tooling, strengthen monitoring and runbooks, and prevent recurring defects. The role requires strong TypeScript skills, comfort with React, Node, SQL, and third-party APIs, evidence-based debugging, clear communication, and independent ownership.

Provides phone and email technical support for remanufactured engines and transmissions. Diagnoses mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and control-system issues; guides installation validation; evaluates warranty claims; initiates RMAs; and documents customer interactions. Supports distributors, installers, dealers, and fleet customers while resolving concerns, enforcing warranty policies, identifying root causes, and collaborating with Quality, Engineering, and Operations on recurring problems.

Leads GEICO’s Technical Support team serving over 35,000 associates. Responsibilities include team development, technical support operations, automation and AI adoption, self-service initiatives, SLA and performance management, IT asset management, AV operations, vendor coordination, budgeting, training, documentation, incident response, and project delivery. The role requires technical leadership, operational improvement, dashboard reporting, change management, and on-call support for high-severity incidents.

Leads a nationwide technical support team serving more than 35,000 associates. Responsibilities include team development, scheduling, training, budgeting, SLA and metric management, IT asset management, AV operations, vendor coordination, project delivery, and high-severity incident support. The manager also drives AI adoption, self-service, automation, operational efficiency, technical documentation, and continuous improvement across GEICO’s technical support organization.

Leads GEICO’s Technical Support team serving more than 35,000 associates. Responsibilities include supervising technicians and engineers, managing schedules and operational metrics, improving service delivery, driving AI, automation, and self-service initiatives, overseeing IT assets and AV operations, supporting high-severity incidents, coordinating projects and vendors, and developing team training, policies, and documentation.

Leads the technical support team serving more than 35,000 associates across the United States. Responsibilities include team development, technical support operations, automation and self-service initiatives, AI adoption, SLA and performance management, IT asset management, AV operations, budgeting, training, vendor coordination, and project delivery. The role requires technical leadership, operational improvement, reporting, incident management, and on-call support.

Leads the technical support team serving more than 35,000 associates across the United States. Responsibilities include team development, technical support operations, SLA and metrics management, IT asset management, AV operations, vendor coordination, budgeting, project delivery, and on-call incident support. The manager also drives self-service, automation, AI adoption, operational efficiency, training, documentation, and continuous improvement.

Leads GEICO’s Technical Support team serving more than 35,000 associates across the United States. Responsibilities include team leadership, scheduling, training, budgeting, technical support operations, SLA and metrics management, IT asset management, AV operations, vendor coordination, project delivery, automation, self-service, and AI adoption. The manager also supports incident response, documentation, change management, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads a technical support organization serving more than 35,000 associates across the United States. Responsibilities include team leadership, staffing, training, budgeting, service-level management, IT asset management, AV operations, vendor coordination, project delivery, incident support, automation, self-service, and AI adoption. The manager also develops policies, analyzes operational metrics, improves processes, and ensures reliable, high-quality technical support.

Leads GEICO’s nationwide Technical Support team serving more than 35,000 associates. Responsibilities include team development, technical support operations, SLA and metrics management, IT asset management, AV operations, budgeting, training, vendor coordination, project delivery, and on-call incident support. The manager will also promote AI adoption, self-service, automation, operational efficiency, and improved associate experience.

Provides technical support for PeopleSoft systems, including daily monitoring, troubleshooting, incident resolution, performance monitoring, system maintenance, user assistance, and operational documentation. Collaborates with government customers, security officers, vendors, project leads, and end users to meet service-level agreements. The role also establishes support procedures, coordinates customer service activities, and may require occasional after-hours issue resolution at customer locations.

Provides hands-on technical support for data center hardware, racks, servers, network equipment, cabling, and power systems. Installs, configures, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains infrastructure; supports end users and collaborates with network and systems engineers. Manages incidents, prioritizes escalations, follows change control procedures, supports workload planning, and performs proactive maintenance to maintain availability and meet service-level agreements in a 24/7 environment.

Provides Tier I technical support to customers by answering questions, troubleshooting service issues, assisting with new user setup, documenting solutions, and escalating problems to higher support tiers. The role also supports the customer service phone queue and collaborates with supervisors and other departments to resolve issues promptly. This is a full-time, in-office position requiring strong communication, computer proficiency, telephone handling, data entry, and multitasking skills.

Provides Tier 2 technical support for Windows and macOS environments, including hardware, software, printers, telecommunications, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Exchange, VPN, and remote access tools. Handles help desk requests, troubleshooting, device imaging, onboarding, user administration, documentation, training materials, escalations, preventative maintenance, and process improvements. Requires occasional overnight travel, hybrid onsite work, after-hours support, and on-call participation.

Provide technical support to SaaS customers through Slack and Pylon, troubleshoot integration issues, write custom scripts, work with APIs, and collaborate with Customer Success, Product, and Engineering. Capture customer feedback, resolve technical challenges, and help expand support processes while delivering clear, high-quality customer experiences.

Provides first-line technical support for AP Classroom users, triaging Salesforce cases from students, teachers, and administrators. Investigates user issues, communicates resolutions, manages case statuses, and escalates bugs or enhancement requests through Jira and Slack. Maintains current platform knowledge, tags cases accurately, follows up on resolutions, and collaborates with product, development, and curriculum teams.

Provide first-line technical support for internal users by triaging tickets, resolving Tier 1 and 2 issues, distinguishing user questions from software bugs, and managing escalations and incidents. Investigate backend issues using SQL, DataDog, logs, and APIs while documenting workflows and reproduction steps for developers. The role also supports user enablement and helps establish scalable support processes in a growing startup.

Provide frontline technical support to providers and clients by managing ticket queues, meeting response SLAs, troubleshooting hardware and platform issues, maintaining technical FAQs, answering programmatic questions, escalating complex issues, and training new providers. The role requires strong communication, remote troubleshooting, ticketing-system expertise, platform knowledge, and familiarity with Jira. Preferred experience includes SQL Server, Salesforce, Chromebook support, Sentry, and Mixpanel.