Technical Support Engineer
Wispr Flow
| Company | Wispr Flow |
| Category | Engineering |
| Location | San Francisco |
| Remote | Hybrid |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | USD 60k–90k |
| Posted | 27 Aug 2025 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (ashby) |
Description
ABOUT WISPR
We're building the first voice interface a billion people use every day.
Our first product, Flow, lets you talk instead of type anywhere on your computer or phone, and turns messy speech into polished text that is ready to send. It's scaled from $2M → $50M in ARR in under 12 months with millions of users and thousands of enterprise customers. Read the master plan → https://wisprflow.ai/post/the-master-plan
The team is still small enough that every person shapes what gets built.
About the Role
We're looking for a Technical Support Engineer who doesn't just close tickets. You deliver an 11-star experience to every single customer, regardless of their plan or what they pay. Every person who reaches out should come away feeling genuinely delighted, not just helped.
You'll be on the front lines solving real problems for Wispr Flow users while shaping how customers feel about our product in their inbox, in their app store reviews, and in every conversation they have about us. How our customers talk about Wispr matters deeply, and you'll play a direct role in earning that trust.
This isn't a role where someone hands you a script for every situation. You'll write your own, often with the help of AI. You'll need creativity, technical depth, and the judgment to know when a problem needs a workaround, when it needs a bug report, and when it needs you to build something entirely new to fix it.
What You'll Do
- Resolve customer support tickets across billing, account, product, and technical issues with speed, empathy, and precision
- Deliver a consistently delightful experience to every customer, every time. Free users and enterprise accounts alike
- Advocate for customers internally by surfacing product gaps, recurring pain points, and feature requests to product and engineering teams
- Stay close to customer sentiment across support channels, app store reviews, social media, and community forums. Understand how customers feel about Wispr and proactively address what shapes that perception
- Investigate and triage bugs end-to-end: reproducing issues, pulling logs, tracing root causes, and writing clear bug reports that engineering can act on immediately
- Use AI tools to accelerate your workflow: drafting responses, analyzing patterns, diagnosing issues, and building lightweight automations that make the whole team faster
- Manage ticket queues with attention to SLAs, priority tiers, and customer impact
- Contribute to internal knowledge bases, support documentation, and process improvementsIdentify trends across tickets and translate them into actionable insights for product, engineering, and leadership
- Collaborate cross-functionally with security, compliance, billing, and engineering to resolve complex customer issues
What We're Looking For
- High agency: you see a problem and fix it without waiting for permission or a playbook, then you document what you found so the rest of the team can learn from it and build on it
- AI-native workflow: you already use AI daily to move faster, write better, solve harder problems, and automate repetitive work; strong prompting skills are a must
- Technical depth: you're comfortable reading logs, navigating developer tools, understanding APIs, and debugging software issues even if you're not writing production code
- Pattern recognition: you spot the signal in the noise; when the same issue shows up three different ways, you connect the dots
- Customer obsession: you believe every customer deserves an 11-star experience; you don't adjust your effort based on what someone pays
- Clear communication: you write concise, accurate responses that respect the customer's time and technical level
- Creative problem-solving: when the standard answer doesn't exist, you build one
- Comfort with ambiguity: you don't just tolerate fast pivots a
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