Software Test and Support Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

patternDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Pattern Labs is looking for a Software Test and Support Engineer to join our Deployment team. This role will play an integral part in the testing, deployment and on-site operations of our fleet orchestration software. The ideal candidate will be excited about working on-site with large scale SAAS products and providing customer support. This role may involve 1-2 weeks of travel per month. Above anything else at Pattern we value enthusiasm, energy, humility, grit, and a can-do attitude.
Responsibilities:
  • Customer Focus - help solidify our customer relationships by interacting with them frequently in the field, gathering feedback, and driving any of their issues to resolution.
  • Technical Support - fix issues on the fly and work with the engineers at HQ to maintain our software. Provide initial triage and detailed bug reports. Always keep customer operations running smoothly.
  • Quality Assurance - ensure the quality of our product by supporting weekly release testing and development testing for new features.
  • Knowledge and Experience:2+ years experience in a technical support role
  • Experience troubleshooting and providing remote support
  • Understanding of software test and deployment cycles
  • At Pattern we are committed to being a fun, groundbreaking, and inclusive place to work. We strongly encourage engineers from BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and traditionally underrepresented backgrounds to apply. We look forward to hearing from you!

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