Product Support Engineer
cartesia · Remote
Experience: lead
About Cartesia Our mission is to architect AI that learns from and interacts with the world like humans do. We're pioneering the model architectures that will make this possible. Our founding team met as PhDs at the Stanford AI Lab, where we invented State Space Models or SSMs, a new primitive for training efficient, large-scale foundation models. Our team combines deep expertise in model innovation and systems engineering paired with a design-minded product engineering team to build and ship cutting edge models and experiences. We're funded by leading investors at Index Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners, along with Factory, Conviction, A Star, General Catalyst, SV Angel, Databricks and others. We're fortunate to have the support of many amazing advisors, and 90+ angels across many industries, including the world's foremost experts in AI. About the Role We’re looking for a Product Support Engineer to help our customers succeed with our platform by solving complex, technical issues and providing world-class support. You’ll work directly with customers, partner closely with engineering and product teams at a cutting-edge AI company, and help shape the processes and tools that define our post-sales support. This is a hands-on role where your feedback will influence the roadmap, improve product reliability, and set the standard for how our customers experience Cartesia. Your Impact Serve as the primary point of contact for support inbound from numerous sources like Slack, Pylon, WhatsApp, and other messaging platforms. Deliver white-glove support for our customers, diagnosing and resolving complex issues quickly and efficiently. Collaborate cross-functionally with product, engineering, and customer teams to become a trusted technical partner. Reproduce customer issues, perform first-pass triage, write clear bug reports, and help prioritize fixes to unblock users quickly. Troubleshoot across the stack: API errors, model behavior, latency/reliability issues, and pa