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NMI is hiring a UK-based remote support specialist to handle customer tickets and calls about its payments products, and to onboard new customers. You will train customers on onboarding and reporting tools, support colleagues with product questions, and contribute to knowledge base and internal processes while ensuring compliant customer setups with acquirers and partner teams.
The role offers a remote-first environment within the UK, with 35 hours per week, and a discretionary annual bonus
Every time someone taps a card at a small business's checkout, a stack of software is quietly moving the money, and when something in that stack breaks, a support specialist is the person who fixes it. NMI, a payments technology company, is hiring one for its UK-based remote support team: someone who will answer customer tickets and calls about its payment products and also guide new customers through onboarding.
NMI describes itself as a payments platform that lets software companies and sales professionals offer payments to their own clients without building that expertise in-house. Its careers listing is on the company's own Greenhouse application board, and the company is backed by the private equity firm Francisco Partners, which lists NMI among its portfolio companies. This is an established fintech employer, not an anonymous advert.
The advert gives two different salary ranges. The salary line says £23,500 - £26,000, while the benefits section of the same advert says £25,000 - £27,000. We can't tell which is current, so ask NMI to confirm the figure before you accept an offer.
Payments or fintech experience is listed as essential. The advert also says NMI welcomes people with "slightly out of the ordinary" career paths and invites you to explain yours in the "Additional Info" box. In practice, a customer-support or IT helpdesk background plus a clear account of how you've picked up technical products quickly will go further than leaving that box empty.
It is UK-only. The listing is for remote work within the UK, and the application asks whether you are currently in the UK and authorised to work there. Sponsorship is not mentioned, so assume you need existing right to work.