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Cartesia is seeking a first-line customer support engineer for its voice AI API. You will manage a live queue across Slack, chat, and email, troubleshoot by reading requests and logs, reproduce issues, and distinguish bugs from setup errors. You will write clear bug reports and help improve runbooks and docs.
Ideal candidates have 2+ years supporting developers, stay calm when playbooks aren’t available, and communicate technical issues effectively to engineers and customers alike.
The role is the first line of customer support for a voice AI API, covering a live queue across Slack, chat and email. It asks for solid troubleshooting, such as reading requests and logs, reproducing problems and telling a bug from a setup mistake, plus clear writing. A strong candidate has a couple of years supporting developers, files bug reports engineers can act on, and stays calm when no playbook exists.
How it fits the AI era
AI tools can draft replies, search docs and sort tickets, so routine questions get faster. What stays human is judging whether a problem is a real bug, keeping a frustrated customer informed during an outage, and pushing engineers to fix what blocks people. Because the product is voice AI, hearing and describing odd audio results is a skill that software does not fully replace.
How it builds AI experience
The work gives close contact with how text to speech and speech recognition behave in real customer apps, including voices, configuration and API quirks. Someone can prepare by building a small voice agent with a public speech API, noting what breaks, and writing a short runbook or doc fix based on it.
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About Cartesia
Cartesia builds realtime voice AI models that generate speech, transcribe audio, and power production voice agents through a single API, per the company.