Join Databento as a Technical Support Engineer to provide frontline support for customers in the financial industry during EU hours.
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In this role, the Technical Support Engineer serves as the initial contact for customer inquiries, focusing on resolving common issues related to API usage and onboarding. Key skills include familiarity with Databento's API, technical troubleshooting, and proficiency in Python, with additional experience in observability tools being advantageous. This position is ideal for candidates with at least two years in technical support or engineering, particularly those with a background in finance or market data. Databento's team comprises experts from leading quantitative firms, fostering a collaborative environment.
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The financial industry is growing at a record pace, but our data providers are still stuck in the past — with cumbersome onboarding processes, complicated APIs, slow infrastructure, and expensive licensing costs.
This role sits squarely at L1: you’ll be the first point of contact for customer issues during EU hours, responsible for understanding the problem, resolving common and well-documented cases, and escalating more complex issues to senior support or engineering with clear reproduction steps and context.
The base salary range for this role is $65,000–$150,000, benchmarked to Tier 1 locations in each country. Total compensation may also include bonuses, commissions, and equity, depending on the role.
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