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BusRight Inc. is seeking a hands-on Technical Support Engineer to investigate real-world system behavior across our application, APIs, logs, data integrations, GPS systems, hardware, and codebase.
You will write TypeScript/JavaScript scripts, improve internal tools, and build solutions that automate workflows and validate integrations. You will own complex customer issues from investigation through resolution, collaborating with Engineering, Product, Customer Success, and customers as needed.
More than 26 million students ride approximately 500,000 school buses every day.
At BusRight, we are building the modern operating system for school transportation, helping districts manage routing, driver navigation, live GPS tracking, student transportation data, and communication with families.
We are looking for a Technical Support Engineer who enjoys understanding complex systems, debugging production issues, writing code, and building tools that make both our product and our teams more effective.
This is a hands on technical engineering role focused on investigating real world system behavior and building solutions.
You will work across our application, APIs, logs, data integrations, GPS systems, hardware, and codebase to understand how things work and why they sometimes do not.
A meaningful part of the role involves writing, improving, and maintaining TypeScript and JavaScript scripts and internal tools. These may help investigate production behavior, analyze customer data, automate operational workflows, validate integrations, or provide functionality that does not yet exist in the product.
You will also own complex customer reported issues from investigation through resolution, working directly with Engineering, Product, Customer Success, and customers when needed.
You will work on problems that span software, data, integrations, GPS, hardware, and real world transportation operations.
One day you might trace an issue through logs and APIs. Another day you might write a TypeScript script to analyze thousands of records, build an internal tool to automate a workflow, or investigate behavior across the application and deployed hardware.
You will work directly with engineers, have access to the systems and data needed to investigate problems deeply, and build solutions when existing product functionality is not enough.
You will not just identify problems. You will understand them, solve them, and build tools that make the next problem easier to solve.