Technical Support EngineerNew

The opportunity

Adyen provides payments, data, and financial products in a single solution for customers like Meta, Uber, H&M, and Microsoft - making us the financial technology platform of choice. At Adyen, everything we do is engineered for ambition.

What you'll do

  • Be a key source of knowledge on the Adyen platform and APIs, the underlying: web-stack technologies, and industry-standard integration methods and best practices.

  • You are responsible for supporting the merchants’ full lifecycle, providing direct technical support.

  • Be an internal product advocate, track product processes and contribute to: the platform feeding back feedback and issues you get back from merchants.

  • Advising merchants regarding the best implementation practices and also addressing specific merchants’ issues.

  • You recognise that each interaction with a merchant is a customer service: experience. As such you aspire to deliver a seamless merchant support experience across the globe that transcends global boundaries and time. You have strong written and verbal communication skills in English

  • You are innovative, have strong problem-solving capabilities and able to: adapt to new processes and procedures quickly, while dealing with many varied technical support requests and challenges.

What they're looking for

  • You have affinity with API troubleshooting, Postman, internet technologies: and knowledge of technical processes (think HTML / JavaScript / Scripting). Technical skills related to Networks / Networking will also be considered an asset for the role.
  • You are self-driven, flexible, and have the ability to maintain high levels: of productivity with minimal supervision; taking accountability for your work and results delivered.
  • You’ve had previous exposure to environments rich in uncertainty and you show: a resulting track record of successfully dealing with ambiguity.
  • You make quick informed decisions under pressure and prioritize appropriately: based on urgency, necessity and both internal and external requests.