Technical Support Engineer (Department)

Required skills

Are you detail-oriented and ready to take on a high-impact role in the digital security space? Do you have a sharp eye and thrive on structure and consistency? Then this could be a perfect opportunity for you!
Our position is open in the Support team at Sigma Software, where you will join a team of 25 professionals at Junior, Middle, and Senior levels.
During the probation period, you’ll be assigned a mentor to help you with all routine tasks and work-related matters.
Since we work with Customers across different countries and domains, it’s difficult to specify a particular project in advance.
Working hours are from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm according to your local time zone, with the possibility of on-call duties in the future.

Customer

You will have the opportunity to work with world-renowned corporations across various domains, such as AdTech, automotive, IoT, gaming, and intellectual property services.

Project

We have several different opportunities:

1) Project for a German company in the automotive industry: The client specializes in developing and implementing synergetic digital technologies for the automotive industry. Their technology stack includes advanced driver assistance systems, charging technology, a unified infotainment platform, and software functions for driving performance.

2) Project for an American AdTech company: The client develops a digital engagement security platform designed to help businesses prevent malvertising threats and E-commerce fraud. Their technology provides an innovative anti-malvertising security service that effectively protects publishers, their audiences, and advertisers from malvertising attacks executed through the programmatic advertising ecosystem.

3) Project for a Swedish company in the software development industry: The client is a leader in cross-channel marketing automation for marketers and CRM teams, with over 20 years of experience in digital marketing. They were one of the first to automate marketing flows, originally referring to it as “event-driven marketing”.