
Boosting customer service and sales productivity by 2-3x.
Typewise (YC S22) is the AI Agent Platform behind 60+ enterprise customer service teams across Europe and the US. Brands like Unilever and DPD use us to resolve customer requests across email, chat, and social, autonomously, at a fraction of the cost and a multiple of the quality. We’re a 20-person remote-first team out of Zurich and looking for a grounded, detail-oriented hybrid operator to fill an immediate 6-month coverage gap in manual testing and customer support, with the space to stay on long-term.
This is not a theoretical strategy role or a pure automation-first programming position. The operational reality of our product moves fast: you will own daily manual regression testing, patch verifications, and customer issue reproduction. You will also be in direct contact with our customers via emails and calls, troubleshooting their issues and ensuring excellent communication throughout.
However, we want someone with a strong automation mindset. You’ll inherit an existing Playwright/TypeScript test suite that requires regular maintenance, updates, and refactoring. Instead of just running manual checklists forever, you will actively maintain and build upon this framework to scale your own leverage, stabilize weekly builds, and continuously ease your own execution workload over time.
This is a full-time, remote-first position (CET-friendly, with an office in Zürich).
Don’t just send a standard, generic CV. Show us how you operate.
Send us a summary of your experience with technical customer support, along with a quick note on how you typically approach taking over and updating an existing Playwright framework to streamline your own manual workload.
Typewise (Y Combinator S22) is a Swiss-American deep tech company, on a mission to make daily lives easier by decoding human thoughts. We build text prediction software for enterprises. Our Fortune 500 clients use Typewise to communicate faster and more effectively. Our technology is co-developed with top researchers from ETH Zurich AI Center.