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Tasklet in San Francisco, USA, is seeking a Customer Success Engineer to bridge technical complexity and user success. You will own the customer journey from onboarding to solving advanced issues, and will automate support workflows with AI while feeding insights back to engineering.
The ideal candidate has 1–5 years in high-agency, customer-facing roles, a power-user technical mindset, and excellent communication to translate complex concepts for business users.
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Customer Success Engineer
$130k-$180k + Equity
Tasklet is a $20M venture-backed AI startup in San Francisco, funded by Union Square Ventures, Lightspeed, and Y Combinator. Founded by the creators of Firebase and Shortwave, Tasklet is building an autonomous agent platform that allows companies to run complex business operations using plain English outcomes.
As a Customer Success Engineer at Tasklet, you will bridge the gap between technical complexity and user success. You'll own the customer journey, from high-touch onboarding to solving intricate technical issues. By automating support workflows with AI and feeding insights back to engineering, you’ll ensure our users thrive while scaling our operations efficiently.
San Francisco, USA
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