Enterprise Technical Support Engineer

Lovable Lovable · Coding AI · Boston, MA · Sales

Enterprise Technical Support Engineer to provide white-glove support for large customers, troubleshoot complex product and identity issues, partner with enterprise teams, and translate customer insights into product improvements.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own white-glove support for our largest workspaces — diagnose and resolve the hardest customer issues across design systems, connectors, auth, and project publishing.
  2. Build trust with enterprise teams — become the go-to technical partner for admins, product leaders, and AI champions using Lovable across hundreds of users.
  3. Be the voice of the customer — reproduce issues, do first-pass triage, write clear bug reports, and help prioritize fixes that unblock customers fast.
  4. Troubleshoot across the stack — from SSO/SAML/SCIM to REST APIs to “why didn’t the agent follow the theme?” and embedded/partner integrations.
  5. Create repeatability — document fixes, patterns, and gotchas into internal runbooks and help turn them into customer-facing guides, checklists, and best practices.

Skills

Required

  • 3–5+ years in a customer-facing technical role (technical support, technical account management, solutions/forward-deployed, or product support for B2B/SaaS)
  • Strong enterprise presence
  • Excellent troubleshooting chops across web/desktop (macOS/Windows) and integrations
  • Identity experience — SSO/OAuth/SAML/SCIM and how these show up in real customer environments
  • API fluency — comfortable inspecting and troubleshooting REST APIs and reading server/client logs to spot errors
  • Clear communicator — strong written and verbal skills
  • Calm under pressure
  • Collaborative

Nice to have

  • Scripting in Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, or similar
  • Familiarity with API testing tools (Postman, similar)
  • Experience in a fast, AI/product-led environment where the product shipped every week and customers were in early/beta.

What the JD emphasized

  • hardest customer issues
  • AI champions
  • hardest customer issues
  • AI-native companies