Support @ VoiceDash AI to handle Technical Support tasks and daily support. Long-term remote role. **Apply now to join our team!" />
Full Time
$530.00 - $650.00 per month
40
Mar 20, 2026
At VoiceDash AI, we are redefining how users interact with voice technology. As our Technical Customer Support specialist, you won’t just be answering questions; you’ll be a product expert, a troubleshooter, and a community builder. You are the bridge between our cutting-edge AI and the people who use it to power their lives and businesses.
The Role: What You’ll Do
- Be Everywhere: Manage and respond to user inquiries across Online Chat,
- Solve, Don't Just Script: Handle basic to intermediate technical troubleshooting. If a user is stuck, you’re the one who guides them out.
- Get Hands-On: When a chat isn't enough, you’ll hop on screen-share sessions to diagnose and fix issues in real-time.
- Advocate for the User: Spot recurring bugs or friction points and report them directly to the engineering team.
- The Startup "Plus": In a fast-paced environment, you might help with documentation, film "how-to" clips, or moderate
Who You Are
- Fluent in English: Your written and spoken English is top-tier. You can explain complex technical concepts in a way that feels simple and human.
- Technically Curious: You don’t need to be a developer, but you aren't afraid of APIs, browser consoles, or software integrations.
- The "Fixer" Mentality: You get a dopamine hit from solving a user's problem and seeing that "Thank you!" message.
- Startup Ready: You thrive in a bit of chaos, you're proactive, and you don’t wait for a manual to tell you what to do.
Bonus Points For:
- Experience with AI or Voice-tech products.
- Experience managing
How to Apply
Ready to join the team? Send an
Please include:
Your Resume
The "60-Second Intro": Attach a short (under 1 minute) video or a link (Loom/Google Drive) introducing yourself and explaining the most interesting technical problem you’ve ever solved for a customer.
Tip: This helps us see your communication style and how you handle "screen-time" - essential for the screen-share parts of the job!