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Lightspeed Systems in South Austin seeks a Technical Support Specialist to join our Customer Service team. You will provide front-line technical support, diagnose issues, and guide product configuration for end users across Lightspeed’s SaaS suite.
This role blends technical troubleshooting with customer service in a fast-paced environment. You will collaborate with Product and Engineering to resolve challenges and contribute to knowledge base updates.
Do you consider yourself as someone with excellent customer service skills? Do you possess the super hero ability to effectively explain, using your amazingcommunications skills,technology in non-technical terms? Lightspeed Systems is looking to hire aTechnical Support Specialistto join our Customer Service organization. Based from our South Austin office (near 290 and Fitzhugh Rd), you'll be responsible for troubleshooting and supporting end users on a variety of issues in our mission to keep kids safe in school.
As a Technical Support Specialist , you will provide front-line technical support across Lightspeed’s product suite.You’llwork directly with customers to diagnose issues, guide product configuration, and collaborate with Product and Engineering teams to resolve complex challenges.
This role combines technical troubleshooting, customer service, and cross-functional collaboration in a fast-paced SaaS environment.
With more than 25 years of serving education, Lightspeed Systems delivers the most in-depth visibility and control to power exceptional schools where students are safe and engaged; technology is compliant and easily managed; and resources are secure and optimized. Purpose-built for school networks and devices, Lightspeed’s cloud-managed solutions include the most effective web filtering, student safety monitoring, classroom management, device management, and data analytics software available. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, with a European office in London, UK, Lightspeed serves over 23 million students across 31,000 schools in 43 countries, utilizing 15 million devices. Learn more at www.lightspeedsystems.com .
We love our employees, and we show it. Our benefits and perks are built to support your overall wellbeing—at work and beyond. Offerings vary by country.
If your role includes spending time onsite, you will LOVE being at the ranch. Our uniquely Lightspeed (and totally Texas) corporate headquarters has everything Lightspeeders need to get the job done – and a whole lot more.
All within 31 sprawling acres of Live Oak trees that foster a natural habitat for local wildlife. It is not uncommon to be greeted daily by whitetail deer. (Maybe it wants to join your meeting?)
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