Technical Support Engineer
Zscaler · United States · 3 wk ago
RemoteRemoteInformation Technology$104k–$130k/yrFull-time
About the role
The Technical Support Engineer will provide first line phone/email consultation to independently debug complex security/network problems, partner with Engineering, document detailed entries for incident resolutions, develop ongoing training programs, and mentor other engineers.
Responsibilities
- Provide first line phone/email consultation to independently debug complex security/network problems
- Partner with Engineering and assist customers with testing or troubleshooting
- Document detailed entries for incident resolutions in the technical support database to ensure solutions are actionable for customers and the internal team
- Help develop ongoing training programs for the department and mentor other engineers on advanced troubleshooting, debugging, and case management skills
- Understand product direction and customer use cases to provide input on product and code changes through all points of the product cycle
Requirements
- Foundational understanding of AI/ML technologies and experience leveraging, securing, or positioning AI-driven solutions to optimize outcomes within your functional domain
- U.S. citizenship required for this position due to the nature of the customers assigned to this role
- 3+ years of experience troubleshooting SSL, SAML, HTTP, and TCP/IP, with extensive experience analyzing packet captures and HAR traces to resolve connectivity, application, and network performance issues
- Detailed working knowledge of web-based security and network infrastructure, Security Proxies, such as NGFW, IPS, SSL/IPSec VPNs, DLP, SD-WAN, GRE tunnels, IP SLA monitoring, and Firewalls
- Experience handling escalations with enterprise customers and stakeholders
Qualifications
- Background in Internet and Security technologies such as SWG, Sandboxing, PAC files, API, SCIM, and ESXi
- Vendor certification such as CCNP, CompTIA Security+, or equivalent
- Hands-on experience with at least one public cloud platform (AWS, Azure, or GCP)