What are the responsibilities and job description for the Support Engineer position at Navi AI?
At Navi, the Support Engineer is the first line of defense for our users: flight students, instructors, and training centers who rely on our AI co-pilot to improve performance. Your mission is to ensure their experience is seamless, their issues resolved quickly, and their trust in the platform.
Pilots can’t afford downtime — and neither can the systems that support them. At Navi, the Support Engineer is the first line of defense for our users: flight students, instructors, and training centers who rely on our AI co-pilot to improve performance. Your mission is to ensure their experience is seamless, their issues resolved quickly, and their trust in the platform unshakable.
- Frontline Support: Serve as the first point of contact for technical questions and troubleshooting.
- Problem Solving: Diagnose and resolve issues, escalating to engineering when needed.
- Monitoring: Track platform performance, identify issues early, and keep the system mission-ready.
- Documentation: Create and maintain FAQs, troubleshooting guides, and training materials.
- Feedback Loop: Provide structured feedback to engineering and product teams to improve reliability and usability.
- User Training: Help students and instructors understand and adopt new features effectively.
- Experience in technical support or IT support roles.
- Strong troubleshooting skills — able to quickly identify, replicate, and resolve issues.
- Familiar with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP), databases, and ticketing tools like Zendesk or Jira.
- Excellent communicator who can explain technical details in plain language.
- Organized, proactive, and able to work independently.
- Enthusiastic about aviation or excited to learn the domain.
Flight training is demanding. Instructors and students need a platform that just works. As a Support Engineer at Navi, you’ll be the one ensuring that reliability — keeping our users focused on flying, not fighting tech.
- Competitive salary — no equity, but strong compensation for the role.
- Flight training opportunity — earn your pilot’s license and gain firsthand aviation experience.
- Growth path — learn the product deeply and expand into customer success, QA, or product ops.
- Team culture — join a crew of engineers and pilots united by the mission to transform aviation.