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Flex is hiring a Support Engineer to scale our support function within Engineering, blending customer-facing support with technical problem solving. You’ll triage merchant and customer tickets, contribute to internal tooling with Retool, Metabase, and SQL, and collaborate with Engineering, Product, and Operations to unblock issues.
This remote-first role offers equity, health plans, unlimited PTO, parental leave, and quarterly in-person meetups, with an opportunity to build foundational support
About FlexFlex was founded to solve a simple but costly problem: making it easy for health and wellness brands to accept HSA and FSA payments online. For years, most merchants lacked the infrastructure to process these payments at checkout, leaving customers to deal with frustrating reimbursement paperwork instead.Our technology verifies product eligibility in real time, handles split payments for eligible and non-eligible items, and can even issue Letters of Medical Necessity during checkout. With $150 billion in annual HSA/FSA spending potential, we're giving brands the tools to unlock new revenue and making it easier for consumers to use the benefits they've earned.
We're hiring a Support Engineer to help scale our support function as we grow. You'll be joining a small but growing Support Engineering team embedded within Engineering, working at the intersection of customer-facing support and technical problem solving. This role blends hands-on merchant and customer support with real engineering work — building internal tooling, automating workflows, and partnering closely with the broader Engineering team to ship fixes and improve our systems. This role is perfect for someone who loves solving problems, thrives in ambiguity, and is excited about building foundational support infrastructure at an early-stage startup. Not everything here has a process yet. We're looking for someone with real judgment and common sense: when you hit a problem nobody has solved before, you think it through, figure out the right steps, and fix it, rather than waiting for a playbook.