Serve as a customer liaison for phone and email support requests; act as a front-line advocate to drive timely resolution of application issues.
Own case triage from intake through closure, including investigation, reproduction, root-cause identification, workaround recommendations, and resolution validation.
Review and understand the custom application code relevant to reported issues; correlate the problem description with code paths and runtime behavior to identify potential defects and propose a fix or remediation approach using available tools and established processes (e.g., version control, ticketing, CI/CD), partnering with engineering where required.
Apply SDLC best practices (requirements, design, build, test, release) and demonstrate strong familiarity with system design concepts (scalability, reliability, observability, failure modes).
Create and maintain Knowledge Base articles, runbooks, RCA reports, and other support collateral that improves time-to-resolution and prevents recurrence.
Set appropriate problem-resolution expectations and provide clear, timely progress updates to customer/partner stakeholders.
Interface with Custom Solutions Subject Matter Experts and Expert App engineering when issues require deeper escalation beyond frontline resolution.
Lead and coordinate investigation during critical incidents, including driving cross-functional engagement and stakeholder communications.
Contribute to (and, as needed, lead) custom app enablement and implementation activities, including (but not limited to) rollout planning, setting up integrations and other apps, deployment support, validation, and post-go-live stabilization.
Partner with internal teams and customer stakeholders to ensure solution alignment with platform capabilities and operational requirements.
Use common engineering/support toolchains effectively (e.g., Git, Jira, CI/CD tools such as AppVeyor or equivalents).
Monitor cloud application components and related data stores as applicable; perform upgrades/maintenance following prescribed guidance and change practices.
Identify workflow, tooling, and process improvements to enhance team efficiency and quality; mentor junior team members and coordinate workload to meet SLAs.
Participate in a shift roster spanning the day, with flexibility to work outside normal hours as needed for critical cases and stakeholder alignment.
Requirements
May require a minimum of 5 years of related experience with a bachelor’s degree, 3 years and a master’s degree, or a PhD without significant prior working experience, or equivalent.
Strong hands-on expertise with Genesys Cloud, including a solid understanding of the platform’s API-first architecture and experience with Genesys Cloud APIs (including, but not limited to, Platform APIs and Analytics APIs) used to build and support custom applications.
Proven ability to investigate and resolve complex issues independently, including reproducing problems, isolating root cause, and driving resolution through to closure.
Demonstrated ability to read, understand, and troubleshoot application code; identify defects related to reported issues and propose practical fixes or remediation approaches.
Strong understanding of web application architecture, client-server concepts, and API transactions (REST, SOAP, etc.).
Practical experience working in AWS environments and understanding common cloud-native components and patterns, including (but not limited to) Lambda, EC2, DynamoDB, CloudWatch, Fargate, and concepts such as containerization and virtualization.
Comfort operating in UNIX/Linux environments (logs, services, permissions, basic administration).
Strong verbal and written communication skills in English; able to communicate effectively with both technical and business audiences.
Ability to operate under pressure and deliver within stringent timelines, strong collaboration and mentorship mindset.
Tech Stack
AWS
Cloud
DynamoDB
EC2
Linux
SDLC
SOAP
Unix
Benefits
larger tech companies benefits and perks
independence to make a larger impact on the company