Top Entry Level Tech Support Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Provides Tier 1 technical support for Google Workspace for Education, Google Cloud, Chrome OS, and related SaaS tools. Responsibilities include troubleshooting customer issues, managing tickets and SLAs, escalating complex problems, training school IT administrators, creating documentation, and maintaining certifications. The role also supports customer satisfaction, team productivity, cross-functional initiatives, and ongoing technology learning.

Provides Tier 1 technical support for Google Workspace for Education, Google Cloud, Chrome OS, and related SaaS tools. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, ticket triage, SLA management, customer communication, escalations, administrator training, documentation, and knowledge-base maintenance. The role also supports team productivity, maintains certifications, monitors customer interactions, collaborates cross-functionally, and helps school IT administrators resolve technology issues.

Investigate and resolve production software issues using logs, request traces, API responses, and reproducible examples. Coordinate with engineering on bugs, validate workarounds and fixes, support incident response, and communicate technical findings to customer-facing teams. Document investigations through runbooks and root-cause summaries while improving diagnostic tooling and preventing recurring incidents.

Provides Tier 1 technical support to customers through phone, chat, and email. Troubleshoots product and platform issues, researches solutions, documents interactions in Salesforce, manages follow-up cases, and escalates issues when appropriate. The role requires clear communication, empathy, critical thinking, multitasking, accurate documentation, and the ability to handle high-volume customer interactions involving Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPad, and tablet devices.

Provide technical support for a SaaS platform by resolving tickets, calls, and emails; troubleshoot and replicate software issues, document resolutions, escalate complex problems, assist with customer onboarding and training, and identify recurring issues for product improvement. The role requires clear communication, technical aptitude, analytical problem-solving, time management, independent work, and cross-functional collaboration.

Provides proactive and reactive technical support for designated enterprise customers. Responsibilities include troubleshooting application logs, stack traces, browser traces, REST APIs, SSO, SAML, OAuth, and networks; configuring content sources and product features; managing alerts and remediation plans; creating runbooks and knowledge articles; educating customers; and coordinating cross-functional improvements. The role is remote, customer-dedicated, and may include extended on-call hours, screenings, clearances, training, and customer equipment use.

Provides proactive and reactive technical support to designated enterprise customers. Responsibilities include troubleshooting logs, stack traces, browser traces, APIs, integrations, authentication, and networks; managing incidents and remediation plans; configuring content sources; maintaining runbooks and knowledge articles; educating customers; coordinating with internal teams; and driving support improvements. The role is remote with flexible hours and may require customer-specific screenings, equipment, training, certifications, and extended on-call coverage.

Leads and rebuilds GrowthLoop’s technical support organization, including recruiting and coaching distributed support engineers, setting service levels, managing escalations, and owning customer outcomes. Designs AI-assisted support workflows with appropriate permissions, evaluation, and human oversight. Builds knowledge systems, runbooks, diagnostic tools, and automation while partnering with Product and Engineering on incident response, reliability, and permanent fixes.

Provides advanced technical support for complex customer issues involving ERP integrations, APIs, middleware, data integrity, and SaaS configurations. Responsibilities include log analysis, root cause investigation, issue replication, escalation coordination with Product and Engineering, customer communication, documentation, incident reviews, and process improvement. The specialist also supports system upgrades, regression testing, permissions management, and third-party connector troubleshooting.

Provides first-level technical support to customers by phone, email, and chat. Troubleshoots basic software, connectivity, installation, setup, password, and account access issues; documents resolutions and escalates complex problems. Requires clear communication, patience, computer literacy, problem-solving skills, and willingness to learn. Previous IT experience or certification is beneficial but not required.

Investigate and resolve second-line technical support issues across Orbital’s AI products. Responsibilities include diagnosing bugs using logs, traces, monitoring, and AI tools; reproducing issues; escalating serious incidents; communicating clearly with customers and internal teams; improving runbooks; and contributing guided, low-risk bug fixes. The role supports US teams and offers growth toward engineering or product responsibilities.

Own customer support tickets from initial response through resolution, maintaining SLA commitments and coordinating escalations. Troubleshoot Linux-based GPU clusters, access issues, storage, networking, containers, drivers, quotas, security groups, billing, and account problems. Gather logs, reproduce issues, execute and create runbooks, improve documentation, and communicate clearly under pressure. The role requires cross-time-zone collaboration and participation in an on-call rotation for critical incidents.

Provides technical support across PostHog products, owns customer tickets, investigates and debugs unfamiliar systems, ships code and documentation fixes, and partners with engineering teams on recurring customer issues. The role also improves support tooling and workflows, communicates clearly with technical customers, and shares product feedback to inform prioritization.

Provides technical support for dental-office software and computer technology. Diagnoses and resolves customer issues through phone, email, chat, and live-line channels; documents contacts and resolutions in CRM; manages escalations; performs data analysis, editing, and conversions; follows HIPAA guidelines; contributes to knowledge-base documentation, product feedback, training, and proactive customer outreach.

Launches and supports Nokia Wavence microwave radio products across North America. Responsibilities include homologation and qualification testing, RF and system measurements, laboratory validation, troubleshooting complex microwave networks, resolving field and customer issues, supporting integration teams, preparing technical reports, and ensuring regulatory and quality compliance.

Investigate customer issues involving emails, documents, data, accounts, integrations, and web applications. Configure customer accounts, support onboarding and enterprise integrations, troubleshoot logs and data, escalate well-scoped engineering tickets, and create automation, runbooks, and self-service tools. The role requires technical customer support, SQL and programming knowledge, email delivery expertise, careful data handling, and clear communication with technical and nontechnical stakeholders.

Provides Tier I technical support for smart cooler vending operators. Handles customer intake, onboarding, app and machine-status questions, basic troubleshooting, connectivity and payment-reader issue gathering, documentation, follow-up, and escalation to Tier II. The role requires clear communication, structured checklist use, accurate ticket documentation, and the ability to explain technical steps plainly without making unsupported technical or equipment decisions.

Provides first-line technical support for AAM customers and partners across the United States, Latin America, and other territories. Responsibilities include customer communication, ticket ownership in Halo and JIRA, troubleshooting software, networks, hardware, and playback logs, remote issue resolution, escalation management, knowledge base development, ITIL-based problem and change management, customer data maintenance, and onboarding sites to cloud software products.

The Technical Support Engineer will provide exceptional customer support for YugabyteDB, diagnose issues, document findings, and collaborate with engineering. The role requires bilingual skills, technical background, familiarity with Linux, and a proactive approach to problem-solving, especially during weekends.

Provides technical customer support through email and live chat, triages tickets, diagnoses product issues, assists customers with onboarding and platform usage, and identifies product improvements. The role also supports process improvement and collaborates with Product and Customer Success teams. Candidates should understand basic programming concepts, communicate clearly, work independently, and be available for rotating weekend coverage during Central or Mountain time zone hours.

Provides technical support to dental-office customers, field personnel, dealers, and third parties. Diagnoses and resolves software, hardware, application, conversion, and customer-data issues through phone, email, chat, and live-line channels. Documents contacts and resolutions in CRM, follows escalation procedures, supports knowledge-base updates, performs data analysis, and collects customer-site information in accordance with HIPAA guidelines. Requires strong communication, troubleshooting, organization, and independent decision-making skills.

Participate in a 12-week remote SkillBridge fellowship supporting enterprise customers on the Axonius platform. Learn to troubleshoot technical incidents, analyze logs, manage Zendesk ticket queues, document solutions in Confluence, and coordinate escalations with Engineering, Product, and Technical Account Management teams.

Provides technical troubleshooting and functional support for Jenzabar products used by higher education institutions. Resolves application and system issues using SQL, logs, browser developer tools, and structured workflows; manages multiple customer cases; documents solutions; communicates with customers and internal teams; and escalates issues to Product and Engineering. The role requires customer empathy, strong prioritization, problem-solving, communication, adaptability, and familiarity with web applications, enterprise software, and higher education processes.

Provides escalated technical support for AI infrastructure across Linux, Docker, NVIDIA GPUs, CUDA, networking, storage, virtualization, and host configurations. Diagnoses complex workload and performance issues, supports supplier onboarding, develops Python and Bash automation, and maintains runbooks and knowledge articles. Collaborates with engineering on systemic platform problems, assists TensorFlow and PyTorch users, and provides L1 overflow coverage through an on-call rotation.

Supports construction inspectors by handling project paperwork, assisting with inspections, conducting field observations, reporting findings, coordinating with contractors and project personnel, and following up on documentation. May also perform underground storm-drain inspections, investigate illicit connections, process permit applications, enter data, and provide customer service. Construction knowledge requirements increase from Level 1 through Level 3.