Technical Support Engineer
MotherDuck(1 month ago)
About this role
A Technical Support Engineer at MotherDuck is responsible for diagnosing and resolving complex customer issues related to the company's cloud-hosted data platform and its underlying database. The role requires strong SQL proficiency, a solid understanding of networking and data engineering concepts, and the ability to communicate technical solutions effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences. Responsibilities include providing exceptional customer support, managing technical incidents, collaborating with internal teams, and contributing to documentation for enhanced user self-service.
Required Skills
- SQL
- Troubleshooting
- Customer Support
- Networking
- Data Engineering
- Incident Management
- Collaboration
- Knowledge Base Contribution
- Continuous Improvement
- Communication Skills
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Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Informatics, or a related field preferred
About MotherDuck
motherduck.comMotherDuck is an innovative cloud data warehouse built on the DuckDB SQL engine, designed for scalability and multiplayer access. It simplifies analytics and allows users to run SQL queries effortlessly in the cloud, making data exploration faster and more efficient. With an emphasis on performance and low infrastructure management, MotherDuck enables companies to perform complex data analyses at a reduced cost, facilitating better decision-making from their insights.
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