Senior Enterprise Tech Support Engineer, Web Apps & Cloud
Horizon3
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Job summary
Horizon3 is a fully remote cybersecurity company seeking a seasoned Staff-Level Enterprise Technical Support Engineer with 8+ years of hands‑on experience. You will act as a senior technical authority for enterprise customers, diagnosing cloud, networking, and security issues, and drive cross‑functional collaboration with engineering, product, and sales.
You will own architectures, define support processes, mentor teammates, and advocate best practices for infrastructure as code, containerized
Qualifications
- 8+ years of hands-on enterprise technical support experience.
- Expertise in cloud infrastructure, networking, and security.
- Strong autonomy and leadership in fast-paced enterprise environments.
- Experience with Linux, containers, and cloud technologies.
- Knowledge of infrastructure as code and modern observability.
Responsibilities
- Serve as escalation point for enterprise customers across cloud, networking and infrastructure.
- Drive root-cause analysis and influence upstream fixes.
- Lead cross-functional initiatives with engineering, product, and sales.
- Own design and review of customer environment architectures.
- Define and refine support processes, SLAs, and escalation paths.
- Mentor senior and junior team members to grow technical capability.
- Identify emerging technology trends and introduce tooling to elevate support outcomes.
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Job description
Horizon3 is a fully remote cybersecurity company seeking a seasoned Staff-Level Enterprise Technical Support Engineer with 8+ years of hands‑on experience. You will act as a senior technical authority for enterprise customers, diagnosing cloud, networking, and security issues, and drive cross‑functional collaboration with engineering, product, and sales.
You will own architectures, define support processes, mentor teammates, and advocate best practices for infrastructure as code, containerized
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