FlutterFlow | Technical Support Engineer (Remote)
United States · Remote
Entry Level +1 · Full time
Posted 2 years ago
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About the job

FlutterFlow is looking for a Technical Support Engineer to join our team. This person is someone who can solve complex technical issues and wants to learn everything possible about FlutterFlow.

This is a remote position, based anywhere in the United States.

Responsibilities

  • Provide technical support to FlutterFlow customers via email and chat.
  • Be a product expert and technical resource for FlutterFlow customers. You will answer questions on product features and help troubleshoot technical issues.
  • Actively update and add to our online Knowledge Base. Create new help articles and update existing articles as product features or processes change.
  • Identify emerging issues and provide feedback to the engineering team on common feature requests, bugs, and technical issues.

Skills & Requirements

  • 1+ years of experience with Flutter and Dart (this is a must)
  • Technical background (e.g. engineering, computer science, etc.).
  • Prior experience in customer support, customer success, or similar roles.
  • You love helping people solve problems. You are empathetic and customer-focused.
  • You have excellent communication (written and verbal) and documentation skills.
  • You are highly organized and can prioritize competing priorities.

Bonus Points

  • Some experience working with Google Firebase.
  • You have used FlutterFlow and are familiar with our features.
  • Experience with mobile app development.

 

 

Note From The Remote JobHunters:

FlutterFlow
FlutterFlow is low-code builder for mobile apps, featuring easy Firebase integration and clean exportable Flutter code.
Size:  1-10 employees
Funding Level:  Early-stage Startup
Year Founded:  2020
Investors
Y Combinator
CRV
Locus Ventures
SB Opportunity Fund
Manik Gupta
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