Technical Support Engineer

Martell VenturesKelowna, BC
$80,000 - $90,000

About The Position

We’re hiring a full-time Technical Support Engineer to own the customer support queue end to end. The majority of tickets fall into a few recurring patterns - API key and billing issues with third-party providers, container connectivity problems, config sync failures, and memory/continuity bugs - but the debugging can get deep. You’ll need to be comfortable working in Linux environments, reading container logs, querying databases, and reasoning through multi-stage systems to find where something broke. This isn’t a “restart it and close the ticket” role. Our highest-frequency issue (third-party API key failures) requires understanding the difference between “our platform broke something” and “your API provider account ran out of credits.” Our hardest issues involve diagnosing connectivity failures across distributed infrastructure, and figuring out which component in the chain dropped. You’ll need strong diagnostic instincts and the patience to work through ambiguous symptoms.

Requirements

  • 2 to 4 years of experience in technical support, DevOps, SRE, or similar roles
  • Strong Linux command-line skills
  • Comfortable with SSH, Docker, and basic shell scripting
  • Familiarity with AWS services
  • Experience querying relational databases
  • Ability to read TypeScript or Node.js code to trace logic and debug issues
  • Strong written communication skills for customer tickets and internal GitHub documentation

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with network tunneling or proxy setups
  • Familiarity with LLM API providers (Anthropic, OpenAI), including billing, rate limits, and tiers
  • Experience with container orchestration beyond basic Docker

Responsibilities

  • Triage and resolve customer support tickets across ~10 issue categories
  • Prioritize issues based on frequency and customer impact
  • Diagnose third-party API key and billing issues (Anthropic, OpenAI, Brave Search)
  • Debug container connectivity and reachability across different deployment types
  • Investigate agent memory loss and continuity failures
  • Trace configuration delivery issues through the deployment pipeline
  • Verify browser automation tools function correctly inside containers
  • Identify functionality breaks caused by upstream package updates
  • Analyze health monitoring data to distinguish real outages from false alarms
  • Guide customers in checking billing dashboards and API console settings when issues are on their side
  • Escalate issues with clear, well-documented findings when platform fixes are required
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