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Junior Technical Support Engineer

Japan · Remote · Customer Success

Company
Provides cloud-based CRM and AI software that helps companies manage customer relationships.
Role
Troubleshoots technical issues for B2C Commerce Cloud customers alongside the engineering team.
Language
Fluent Japanese; English reading and writing required

What you will do

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Responsibilities

  • Act as the technical point of contact for customer issues on Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud, as a product expert.
  • Diagnose problems and deliver solutions that leave customers satisfied.
  • Apply strong analysis and troubleshooting skills to find root causes.
  • Work closely with development and SRE teams to build fixes together.
  • Handle multiple tasks at once, even under pressure.
  • Write and maintain knowledge documents that raise the whole team's skill level.

What you need

  • Holds a bachelor's degree in computer science or has equivalent experience.
  • Communicates well in both writing and speech.
  • Has hands-on experience in engineering, programming, or technical support.
  • Understands system setups such as web, application, and database servers.
  • Has experience with database concepts and SQL.
  • Speaks, reads, and writes Japanese fluently, and can read and write English.

Good to have

  • Experience with Salesforce products or other cloud technology is a plus.
  • Experience in customer support or customer service is a plus.
  • Experience working on an e-commerce platform is a plus.
  • Salesforce certifications, such as Administrator, App Builder, or B2C Commerce Developer, are a plus.
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