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About Kerno
Kerno is building operations software for product makers and small-batch manufacturers. Our platform is designed to help growing businesses manage formulas, materials, inventory, production batches, quality checks, costs, and day-to-day operations in one connected workspace.
As Kerno enters Beta, we need someone who can help customers learn the platform, work through confusion, and feel supported. This person will also help our product and development teams understand what customers experience once Kerno is in their hands.
About the position
The Customer Success & Product Support Specialist will be the first person many customers and Beta users meet at Kerno. You will conduct product demonstrations, help users get started, answer questions, troubleshoot problems, and make sure customer issues reach the right internal team with enough detail to act on them.
This is not a traditional call-center position. You will become one of Kerno's internal product experts and an early member of the team shaping how we support customers.
The position is based in our Winchester, Virginia office. You will work directly with customers, demo users, Sales, Marketing, the Product Owner, developers, and Kerno's AI agents.
What you will do
- Learn Kerno's platform, workflows, current capabilities, and limitations
- Conduct clear, friendly product demonstrations for prospects and Beta users
- Help new users through onboarding and their first Kerno workflows
- Welcome and support customers inside the Kerno community
- Answer first-line product, account, and workflow questions
- Support the Sales team during discovery, demonstrations, follow-up, and customer handoff
- Listen carefully to customer confusion and identify whether the issue is training, documentation, product design, a missing capability, or a software defect
- Reproduce reported problems before escalating them
- Create incident reports for the Product Owner and development team
- Include reproduction steps, customer impact, expected behavior, actual behavior, screenshots, device or browser details, and available workarounds
- Track reported issues and keep customers informed
- Close the loop after an issue is resolved
- Identify repeated questions that should become documentation, training, community guidance, or product improvements
- Maintain accurate customer notes, follow-up commitments, and next actions
- Work alongside Kerno's specialized AI agents as part of daily operations
- Review AI-generated work for accuracy and apply human judgment before using it with customers
- Protect customer information and avoid making promises about unconfirmed fixes, features, or timelines
Who we are looking for
You are outgoing, approachable, and comfortable starting conversations. More importantly, you genuinely enjoy helping people. You can stay patient when someone is confused or frustrated, and you do not make them feel embarrassed for asking questions.
You can explain software in plain language without sounding scripted. You are also organized enough to turn a vague customer complaint into a useful incident report that a product owner or developer can investigate.
You should be comfortable working in a startup where processes are still being built. Some days will involve scheduled demonstrations and onboarding. Other days may involve testing a reported issue, updating documentation, following up with customers, or helping the team improve a workflow.
Required qualifications
- Strong verbal and written communication
- Comfortable conducting live product demonstrations
- Patient, curious, and genuinely interested in helping customers
- Able to communicate with customers, prospects, internal staff, product owners, and developers
- Able to learn new software quickly and explain it clearly
- Organized approach to follow-up, documentation, and issue tracking
- Comfortable troubleshooting software and reproducing user-reported problems
- Able to work independently while keeping the team informed
- Comfortable working alongside AI agents and learning AI-supported workflows
- Willing to verify AI output rather than accepting it blindly
- Able to work on-site in Winchester, Virginia
Helpful experience
- Customer success, customer support, SaaS support, implementation, product training, or sales support
- Conducting software demonstrations or onboarding sessions
- Writing bug reports, incident reports, or support documentation
- Working with CRM or ticket-management systems
- Supporting Beta software or early-stage products
- Experience with inventory, production, manufacturing, quality control, costing, or product-based businesses
- Experience as a maker, small-business owner, or member of a product-based business
- Experience moderating or supporting an online customer community
A degree is not required if you can demonstrate the communication, product-learning, troubleshooting, and customer-service skills needed for the position.
Working with AI at Kerno
Kerno uses specialized AI agents as working members of the team. You do not need to be an AI expert, but you should be curious and comfortable collaborating with them.
You may use AI agents to organize customer context, improve documentation, prepare for demonstrations, or turn support information into structured reports. You will remain responsible for accuracy, privacy, empathy, and the final customer experience.
What success looks like
- Beta users receive prompt, helpful responses
- Demonstrations are clear, accurate, and relevant to the user's business
- New users understand how to complete their first meaningful Kerno workflow
- Customer commitments and next actions are documented
- Incident reports give the product and development teams enough information to investigate
- Recurring customer confusion is identified and addressed
- Customers feel heard, respected, and kept informed
- Sales, support, product, and development maintain a shared understanding of customer needs
Application instructions
Please submit your resume and a short note explaining:
1. Why you enjoy helping customers
2. Your experience learning or demonstrating software
3. How you would respond to a frustrated Beta user who cannot complete an important task
4. Your comfort level working alongside AI agents
Selected candidates will complete a practical interview exercise involving a short product demonstration, a customer-support scenario, and a sample incident report.
Pay: $20.00 - $30.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
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Top Industries Hiring
- Medical Devices
- Technology & Software
- Distribution & Wholesale
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in product support specialist jobs.
- 1-3 years of customer-facing technical support or help desk experience
- Proficiency with CRM and ticketing platforms such as Salesforce or Zendesk
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for customer-facing documentation
- Ability to diagnose software issues and guide users through step-by-step resolutions
- Experience working with cross-functional teams including engineering and product
- Associate or bachelor's degree in a technical, business, or communications field
Tips for Your Product Support Specialist Job Search
Tailor your resume to ticket workflows
Hiring managers for product support roles scan for hands-on experience with case queues, escalation paths, and resolution metrics. List the platforms you've used, your average ticket volume, and any CSAT or first-contact resolution numbers you've hit.
Target openings by product vertical
Product support roles vary significantly by product type. A SaaS tool support role expects API familiarity and browser console basics, while a hardware-adjacent role may require RMA workflow knowledge. Filter your search by the product category you know best.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists product support specialist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Show troubleshooting logic in your cover letter
Don't just claim you're a good problem solver. Walk through one real scenario: what broke, how you isolated the cause, and how you communicated the fix to the customer. That single concrete example does more than a bullet point claiming 'strong troubleshooting skills.'
Prepare for scenario-based interview questions
Interviews for product support roles almost always include a live or written troubleshooting scenario. Practice talking through your diagnostic steps out loud, naming the questions you'd ask the customer and the internal resources you'd check before escalating.
Negotiate role scope before accepting an offer
Product support specialist titles cover a wide range of actual work, from pure customer-facing triage to semi-technical implementation support. Before accepting, confirm whether the role involves on-call rotations, tier-two escalations, or cross-functional bug reporting.
Product Support Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most product support specialists?
Garmin, WMH, and HYDAC are hiring the most product support specialists right now, with openings concentrated in Kansas, Florida, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Demand is especially high at SaaS companies scaling their customer success and implementation teams.
How many product support specialist jobs are remote?
About 41% of product support specialist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting strong employer adoption of distributed support teams. Roles focused on asynchronous ticket resolution and software troubleshooting tend to have the highest remote availability, while onboarding-heavy or hardware-adjacent positions are more likely to require on-site presence.
How do you become a product support specialist?
Start by building hands-on experience with customer-facing support in any context, such as help desk, retail tech support, or internal IT. Learn one or two major ticketing platforms and get comfortable writing clear, structured responses to technical issues. A demonstrated ability to troubleshoot software problems and communicate solutions to non-technical users matters more than a specific degree.
Can you get hired as a product support specialist with little experience?
Yes, many product support specialist roles are explicitly entry-level and train candidates on internal tools and workflows. Employers prioritize candidates who can show patient, clear communication and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Completing free product certifications for widely used platforms and contributing to public-facing support communities can substitute for formal work history when your resume is thin.
What does the product support specialist interview process look like?
Most hiring processes include an initial recruiter screen, a hiring manager interview focused on past support scenarios, and at least one practical exercise where you respond to a sample customer issue in writing or walk through a troubleshooting scenario live. Some employers add a final round with a team lead or product manager to assess how well you'd collaborate on bug escalations and feature feedback.
Where can I find and apply to product support specialist jobs?
You can find and apply to product support specialist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your experience level and product background, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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