About the role

In this role as a .Net API Technical Support Engineer , you will:

Provide engineering expertise on several complex products.
Interface with product support groups and development groups.
Perform customer site break fix activities remotely (or dispatch to site when required) and full time on-site, using global consistent methodologies and tools.
Provide support for alpha and beta programs.
Provide second level support for problem resolution, including reproduction of customer issues.
Act as experts in their areas to provide high quality advice about the products assigned to internal stakeholders and 3rd party engineers.
Maintain awareness of relevant technical and product trends through self-learning/study, training classes and job shadowing.
Maintain site documentation.
Provide feedback to development and qualification teams.
Provide technical training to both front line support teams and 3rd party engineers.
Escalate major, elusive or recurrent issues that affect customer satisfaction.
Support pre-sales teams in the provision of demonstrations, and provide advice on architectural design, functionality and integration aspects.
May work as part of the project implementation team to integrate Thomson Reuters products at customer site.
May deliver technology training to customers.
Shift Timings: 6:30 PM to 3:30 AM (IST)
Work from office for 2 days in a week (Mandatory)

About You

You re a fit for the role of .Net API Technical Support Engineer , if your background includes:

Bachelor s or master s degree.
4-6 years of experience.
Programming skills in .Net/dotnet or Java.
Experience with developing or consuming REST APIs and understanding of API concepts.
Experience with API tools like postman, swagger, and technologies like JSON, etc.
Experience with API gateway and related concepts like rate limiting, etc.
Understanding of OAuth2 and API security patterns.
Experience with developer portals.
Troubleshooting skills.
Good written and verbal communication to communicate with customers.
Ability to learn new technologies and processes.

Technical Support Engineer

Dot Net API Technical Support Engineer