Enterprise Support Engineer, Japan

What you’ll do at Jamf:

The Enterprise Support Engineer (ESE) serves as a primary escalation point for customers experiencing advanced technical issues, in addition to acting as an initial point of entry for customers and partners that have elected Premium Support or are strategically valuable to Jamf. The ESE demonstrates proficiency in concepts and practices involving device management and security. The ESE works closely with the Enterprise Customer Success Manager to ensure a successful deployment. The ESE is responsible for supporting and troubleshooting issues with the installation, performance, and integration of Jamf products and supporting technologies. The ESE serves as a point of contact for all technical inquiries and escalations.

What you can expect to do in this role:

• Serve as the primary point of contact for Premium Support customers experiencing technical issues.
• Handle customer inquiries related to product performance, configurations, custom setups, and integrations.
• Diagnose and resolve issues across the full suite of Jamf and periphery products.
• Use logs, debugging tools, and root cause analysis to efficiently solve technical problems.
• Act as a customer advocate and account steward, demonstrate relentless commitment to developing effective solutions to the challenges that customers face in optimizing their deployment.
• Work closely with product development and engineering teams to identify and resolve bugs and provide feedback on product improvements.
• Interface with product development and support teams to share client feedback, generate requirements and evaluate and test new product solutions
• Maintain and increase customer satisfaction and ensure retention
• Keep customers informed about the status of their issues and provide regular updates on progress.
• Serve as a topic expert in one or more key product features
• Contribute to internal and external knowledge bases through the creation and continual review of knowledge base and troubleshooting guides.
• Provide support for customers using APIs and third-party integrations, assisting with implementation, configuration, and troubleshooting.
• Collaborate with customers’ internal teams/stakeholders to address challenges.
• Build strong relationships with enterprise customers, acting as their advocate within the company.
• Identify patterns in support cases and provide insights to improve the product or internal processes.
• Stay current on new product features, technologies, and industry trends to provide the best possible support.
• On-Call and on-site customer