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Technical Support Engineer

Tatum
CompanyTatum
CategoryEngineering
LocationBrno
RemoteHybrid
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted23 Jul 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Who is Tatum? We are a team of around 50 people building a platform that makes blockchain easier and more accessible for developers. We support more than 120 blockchain networks and work in a highly collaborative, international environment. We are looking for a Technical Support Engineer to join our Support & Solutions team. You will work closely with both prospects and existing customers, helping them solve technical problems and design practical solutions. The role combines technical support with solution engineering and gives you the opportunity to influence both the customer experience and the product itself. Blockchain experience is a plus, but not required—we will help you learn. What you will do Own customers’ technical issues from first contact to resolution, helping them identify and understand the problem. Use product usage data, monitoring, logs, and recurring support patterns to identify issues before customers report them. Proactively reach out to customers when you identify a potential issue or an opportunity to improve their integration. Propose practical solutions and best practices based on each customer’s technical and business needs. Help prospects and existing customers get the most value from Tatum’s products. Collaborate with Engineering and Infrastructure on incidents and complex technical problems. Prevent recurring issues through automation, documentation, tooling, configuration changes, and product improvements. Represent the customer perspective and actively contribute to product and customer experience improvements. Participate in the on-call rotation for critical incidents. Our technology stack Public cloud infrastructure, primarily GCP, and on-premises servers More than 120 supported blockchain networks Node.js, MongoDB, and Redis REST APIs, JSON-RPC, and webhooks Monitoring, logging, automation, and AI tools