Platform Support Coordinator
The Trade Desk · Chicago, IL · 5 days ago
Information Technology$40k–$73k/yrFull-time
What You'll Do
- Support for application issues; ensuring that incidents within our platform or tools are addressed within established SLAs
- Maintain the company’s ticketing system; answer, troubleshoot, and resolve various technical issues related to The Trade Desk’s trading platform
- Aid internal as well as external users of our platform
- Collaborate and share knowledge with fellow team members, both locally and across the globe
- Use agentic AI tools to facilitate issue resolution and speed up day-to-day tasks
- Multi-task, manage, and resolve transactional application support requests
- Execute Stored Procedures and query our database using SQL
- Take initiative on tickets that can be completed without Development Team assistance
- Contribute to the company’s Knowledge Base by creating new articles and updating existing ones
- Light after-hours/holiday coverage
Who You Are
- Bachelor’s Degree from a four-year university or relevant substitute experience
- 2+ years relevant work experience as a support representative or similar client-facing role
- Outstanding troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving abilities, along with an ability to collaborate cross-functionally in a fast-paced start-up environment
- SQL and HTML experience is a plus
- Experience with AI tools is not required, but a willingness to learn is expected
- Strong experience with Excel and MS Office, including pivot tables, chart-making, and manipulation of large data sets
- General knowledge of RTB, DSPs, ad exchanges, aggregators, ad servers, and other optimization platforms
- Will be required to routinely or customarily troubleshoot items related to the platform that require independent judgement, decision-making, and unique approaches
- Effective time management skills – ability to prioritize and meet deadlines
- Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, including an ability to explain complex subjects to a non-technical audience