Top Customer Support Jobs in Salt Lake City, UT

Investigates and resolves executive-level customer escalations across written, social media, regulatory, and legal channels. The role manages multiple cases, assesses risk, proposes settlements, drafts correspondence, tracks issues for reporting, communicates with stakeholders, and identifies process improvements. An Accredited Claims Adjuster license is required within 90 days, along with strong analytical, organizational, writing, judgment, and customer service skills.

Resolves contractor support tickets involving payments, identity verification, account access, onboarding, and project issues. Serves as a single point of contact, coordinates escalations across internal teams, monitors Discord requests, applies ticket severity classifications, supports P0 on-call response, and identifies opportunities for self-service and automation. Maintains service-level performance and helps reduce re-escalations and unresolved contractor issues.

Own complex enterprise Linux support escalations from initial report through root-cause analysis and resolution. Debug kernel, system, storage, networking, performance, container, virtualization, cloud, and HPC issues. Serve as senior technical contact for strategic customers, mentor support engineers, improve escalation standards, drive defects into Engineering, contribute automated tests, create documentation, participate in on-call and release reviews, and engage with open-source communities.

Provide technical customer support for ServiceTitan software through phone, chat, email, and screen sharing. Become a product expert, troubleshoot issues, develop creative workflows, prevent escalations, and deliver effective solutions. The role requires strong communication, empathy, critical thinking, multitasking, and the ability to translate complex technical issues into practical solutions while working effectively in a fast-changing environment.

Provides first-line technical support to customers and researchers through tickets, email, and video channels, resolving L0-L2 issues. Documents workarounds and repeatable solutions, contributes to knowledge-base content, and helps improve support workflows. The role requires strong communication, problem-solving, time management, and familiarity with command-line tools and integrations such as Jira, SAML, APIs, and SSO/2FA. Candidates should have 0–2 years of technical support or customer-facing experience; cybersecurity interest is preferred.

Provides prompt support to internal and external users experiencing product or platform issues. Responsibilities include troubleshooting software and hardware, investigating problems across phone, email, and chat, escalating unresolved issues, following through on resolutions, and documenting tickets. The role requires strong communication, customer-service skills, attention to detail, adaptability, critical thinking, and willingness to support after-hours or weekends as needed. This is a fully remote, six-month temporary assignment.

Leads OneSkin’s customer support operation across DTC, marketplaces, AI chat, and professional channels. Manages internal and outsourced teams, SLAs, quality, staffing, training, and performance. Partners cross-functionally to improve retention, self-service, fulfillment issues, policies, adverse-event handling, fraud, and chargebacks. Owns CX technology configuration, automation, integrations, Voice of Customer programs, and reporting on contact trends, costs, service performance, and staffing.

Own complex number-porting escalations for high-value customers, partners, and internal teams. Coordinate with carriers, drive issue resolution, manage communications, mentor Porting Specialists, and improve team processes, documentation, training, and KPIs. Lead porting-related projects and provide occasional after-hours or on-call support for critical issues.

Provides application and database-related support to customers, investigates and resolves software issues, documents cases and processes, and escalates defects when needed. The role also delivers customer training, collaborates with product and engineering teams, processes contracted services, contributes to knowledge resources, and improves support procedures.

Conduct high-volume outreach to stopped-out adult learners, understand barriers to returning, and guide students through readmission or re-entry pathways. Manage student pipelines and records in the CRM, apply institution-specific policies, track outreach and handoff metrics, nurture completers, coordinate with campus and internal teams, and provide feedback to improve campaigns, processes, and knowledge resources.