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Hercules is hiring a Technical Support Engineer for weekend coverage (Thu–Mon) to help top customers build and scale their apps. You will resolve issues in the app, advise on architecture, and improve the AI agent and platform.
Requires strong TypeScript/React skills, debugging production issues, and a mindset for scalable, reliable systems. In-office in San Francisco is preferred, with some remote flexibility for exceptional candidates.
We're hiring a Technical Support Engineer for weekend coverage (Thursday to Monday) to help our top customers successfully build and scale their apps.
This role is specifically for people living in Europe, the middle east, or Africa and/or willing to work GMT+2 hours. This is a weekend coverage role: you'll work Thursday through Monday, including Saturday and Sunday, with Tuesday and Wednesday off. Please apply to our other Technical Customer Support Engineer roles if you're looking for a Monday to Friday schedule.
You are welcome to stay as a technical support engineer for as long as you'd like. However, we are open to working with you to transition you to a full time software engineering, pre-sales, or post-sales engineering role after 6-12 months.
Hercules’ operating principles guide how we make decisions every day. We take them very seriously. Most of the principles can be learned on the job, however, we do specifically filter for the following principles in our hiring process:
Hercules founding team works in-office in San Francisco (Kearny and Bush). We have a very strong preference for in office. We are open to remote for exceptional candidates who are willing to 1) work in US time zones and 2) travel to the office regularly.
$60k-$120k + equity (variable based on seniority, equity, and location)
$60k-$120k + equity (variable based on seniority, equity, and location)
Who may apply 148 countries, Tunisia included As the board states it — check the description for country or time-zone limits.