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Mozilla

Not-for-profit internet software organization prioritizing privacy

Staff Technical Support Manager - Enterprise

Customer SupportConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in GermanyRemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in B2B or Enterprise technical support, support operations, escalation management, support engineering, or a related field, including direct work with Enterprise customers or IT administrators through complex technical issues.
  • Experience building a new support capability or substantially scaling or transforming an existing support operation.
  • Experience managing outsourced support vendors or BPO partners, including training, workforce planning, quality assurance, performance governance, and corrective action.
  • Experience with vendor selection, statements of work, contracts, budgets, forecasts, invoices, renewals, or related procurement and commercial processes.
  • Experience with support platforms such as Zendesk or customer relationship management systems and issue-tracking systems such as Jira, including reporting, workflow design, and operational analytics.
  • Strong knowledge of Enterprise support and service-management practices, including working across support tiers, managing complex Product and Engineering escalations, improving escalation quality and troubleshooting practices, and driving issues through resolution.
  • Experience leading high-severity technical incidents and coordinating customers, support teams, engineers, executives, and other stakeholders under pressure.
  • Experience defining operational metrics and using dashboards, reporting, and workforce planning to improve quality, customer outcomes, efficiency, and cost.
  • Strong technical troubleshooting and diagnostic skills, including gathering evidence, isolating root causes, distinguishing product from environmental issues, and determining when and how to escalate effectively to Engineering.
  • Technical fluency across enterprise software and managed customer environments, including browsers and web technologies, endpoint management, identity and authentication, certificates, proxies, networks, and security tools; deep software engineering expertise is not required.
  • Verbal and written fluency at C level in German and English.
  • Ability to operate independently across regions, cultures, and time zones, exercise sound judgment in ambiguous situations, and build support experiences that earn long-term customer trust.

Responsibilities

  • Build and launch Mozilla’s first B2B technical support capability, including its operating model, workflows, escalation paths, governance, and continuous-improvement processes.
  • Own external support vendor relationships end to end, including future vendor selection and contracting support, onboarding, workforce planning, performance management, invoicing, renewals, and investment recommendations.
  • Elevate the technical capability of frontline Enterprise support by defining troubleshooting standards, technical training, support playbooks, quality frameworks, diagnostic guidance, escalation criteria, reusable knowledge materials, and coordination with product teams for release-readiness plans.
  • Forecast customer demand and support capacity, balancing staffing, coverage, language needs, service quality, cost, and business growth; recommend when to expand into new geographies or service models.
  • Define service objectives, metrics, key performance indicators, dashboards, and operating reviews for quality, speed, customer experience, productivity, and cost.
  • Hold vendors accountable for performance, identify service gaps, and lead corrective-action and continuous-improvement plans.
  • Own Mozilla’s Enterprise technical escalation and operational framework, managing handoffs across support tiers so complex issues reach the appropriate Engineering, Product, Security, or business partners with sufficient context and urgency; maintain continuity through resolution and ensure technical guidance and outcomes flow back to customers and frontline support teams.
  • Lead the operational response to major B2B incidents, coordinating vendor execution, engineering engagement, customer and leadership communications, resolution, and post-incident review.
  • Partner with Product, Engineering, Customer Success, Sales, Legal, Finance, Procurement, and other teams to align customer commitments with operational capacity and improve the support experience.
  • Participate in customer-facing meetings as a trusted technical support partner, helping Enterprise customers navigate technical and operational challenges, guiding troubleshooting and escalations, gathering feedback, and maintaining customer confidence throughout support and resolution.
  • Translate support trends and customer feedback into actionable insights, partnering cross-functionally to improve customer journeys, products, documentation, processes, tooling, automation, and responsible uses of artificial intelligence, while helping define the future structure of Mozilla’s B2B support organization.
  • Participate in a defined incident coverage model and periodically lead the operational response to major customer incidents, ensuring support personnel follow established procedures, coordinating escalation and handoffs to Mozilla engineers, driving cross-functional resolution, communicating with customers and internal leaders, and overseeing post-incident reviews and root cause analysis.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with multilingual or multi-region support operations.
  • Experience building and leading B2B or Enterprise technical support operations teams.
  • Familiarity with the General Data Protection Regulation, enterprise security requirements, and regulated customer environments.
  • Verbal and written fluency in French.

About the Company

Mozilla

Not-for-profit internet software organization prioritizing privacy

Mozilla operates as a not-for-profit that builds tools to empower users and support an open internet. Its main product is Firefox, a free browser that respects user privacy and uses open standards. It earns money from partnerships, search royalties, and subscriptions like Mozilla VPN, and it reinvests this money into mission-driven projects and the Mozilla Foundation. The goal is to keep the internet open, accessible, and healthy by supporting user rights, open-source software, and internet literacy.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$3.5M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
1998

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