Responsibilities

Avantos is the platform enterprise financial firms run their client operations on: the advisor-facing portal, the data ingestion that feeds it, reporting and notifications, third-party integrations, AI-assisted features, and the automated journeys that carry a client process end to end. When any part of it misbehaves in production, you are the person who finds out first, works out what actually happened, gets it to the team that can fix it, and tells the client the truth about it. You will own production issues from detection through investigation, routing, and client communication, to shepherding the fix through UAT into production.
This is a technical coordination, triage, and client advocacy role. You will not write production code day to day, but you do need technical literacy: reading logs and traces, understanding how the pieces of an application fit together, and holding your own in a conversation with engineers. People arrive at that from several directions — technical support, QA, implementation or solutions work, technical operations, or development. What matters is that you have it, not where you picked it up.
Be clear-eyed about one thing. A good deal of this work is manual. Nothing chases a fix ticket into a cycle for you, and two issue trackers do not reconcile themselves. The role suits someone who is systematically persistent rather than someone waiting to be paged.
Detection — monitor every intake channel
Watch the client’s Linear board for new tickets and status changes such as Ready for Dev and Failed UAT.
Watch #support in Slack and the help@avantos.ai queue for auto-created SUP tickets, and confirm the auto-reply actually went out.
Watch Datadog monitors and error-rate alerts so we find production problems before the client reports them.
Triage — acknowledge, classify, prioritize
Acknowledge to the client on the ticket, and on the email thread where one exists.
Read the report and establish what it is actually about. Go back to the client when it is not reproducible as written.
Set the real severity against the written rubric. A client-set priority is an input, not the answer.
Set the Customer field and labels so the Linear automations fire correctly.

Qualification

ExperienceTechnical LiteracyObservabilityData LiteracyIssue TrackingClient-Facing AptitudeProcess & Detail OrientationCommunicationHoursFinancial services exposureFamiliarity with Linear automations

Required

Experience: Roughly 3–6 years in a technical role with real client or production exposure — technical support, QA, implementation or solutions work, technical operations, or software development.
Technical Literacy: You understand how web applications, APIs, and services fit together, and you can read an error and form a sensible hypothesis about where it came from. A formal engineering background is one route to this; it is not the only one.
Observability: Comfortable working with logs, traces, and monitors. We use Datadog; experience with Splunk, New Relic, CloudWatch, or similar transfers, and the tool itself is quick to learn.
Data Literacy: Enough SQL to check whether a record exists and whether it looks right — or the appetite to pick that up in your first few weeks.
Issue Tracking: Linear, Jira, or similar, including work spanning more than one instance or workspace.
Client-Facing Aptitude: Strong empathy, and the composure to hold a difficult client conversation, set realistic expectations, and translate technical detail into plain language.
Process & Detail Orientation: Exceptional organization. Ticket parity across two boards, Slack, and email is held together by attention, not by tooling.
Communication: Business-fluent spoken and written English.
Hours: Full-time aligned to US East Coast hours, including Monday evening deploy windows.

Preferred

Financial services exposure: wealth management, client onboarding, account opening, or custodial operations.
Experience supporting a configurable platform, where much of what a client sees is tenant configuration rather than product code.
Familiarity with Linear automations, or with administering an issue tracker across multiple workspaces.
Experience writing runbooks or triage rubrics that other people then used.
Prior work on a release train — UAT coordination, release notes, cut-off management.

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Production Support Specialist

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