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Twilio

Runs the texts and calls behind business apps

Developer Success Engineer

Implementation & Technical Account ManagementUpdated on Nov 6
Full-timeRemote in USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrate a genuine drive to understand customer needs and concerns.
  • Use curiosity, grit, and tenacity to troubleshoot tough technical issues and identify root causes.
  • Have hands-on programming experience in a major language, including 2+ years writing code to build, debug, or automate in a support, solutions, or software engineering role.
  • Be able to debug others’ code, including customer integrations, software development kits, and open-source libraries, and ship small, well-tested fixes in an existing codebase.
  • Be familiar with modern web services and application programming interfaces.
  • Communicate credibly and effectively at all levels.
  • Be able to work non-standard on-call rotation weekend and holiday hours.

Responsibilities

  • Build new features and fix bugs in Stytch and Twilio products.
  • Serve as a technical resource for customers who have questions about the product.
  • Improve documentation and processes for internal and external stakeholders.
  • Partner directly with developers integrating Stytch by guiding technical implementation design, answering architecture questions, and bridging engineering and customer success.
  • Represent the customer within Stytch and close the feedback loop by ensuring customer insights reach Product, Design, and Engineering teams, or by implementing improvements directly.
  • Work East Coast business hours.
  • Travel occasionally for project or team in-person meetings, as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with authentication protocols such as Security Assertion Markup Language and OAuth, multi-factor authentication, and identity providers.
  • Prior experience in a customer-facing technical role, such as technical support, solutions engineering, or field engineering.
  • Direct experience working on a dedicated software development or product team.

About the Company

Twilio

Runs the texts and calls behind business apps

Twilio builds cloud software that lets businesses add text messages, phone calls, email, and identity checks to their own apps and websites through code their developers write. In 2011, Uber moved its rider texts to Twilio, which later let the ride app expand abroad without signing deals with each country's phone carriers. Developers call Twilio's programming interfaces to send texts and WhatsApp messages, run calls that people or AI voice agents answer, send email through its SendGrid service, and confirm logins with one-time codes. Customers pay mostly per message, call minute, or check, plus subscriptions for email. Twilio was founded in 2008 and is based in San Francisco.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2008

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