Tint
Customer Support Specialist
US - Remote · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$72k-$85kDetected 13 hours ago
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About the role
- You'll serve as the front line for our policyholders, helping resolve issues, clarify coverage, resolve billing issues, and ensure a smooth insurance experience.
Responsibilities
- Front Line Customer Support:
- Document all customer interactions thoroughly in our internal systems
- Operational Support & Independent Ownership:
- Maintain a strong working knowledge of Tint's products, services, and policy guidelines
- Partner with Operations to keep support tools and workflows up to date
- Tint uses AI tools to support parts of our hiring process, including resume review and candidate evaluation.
- We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive company.
- A collaborative mindset - you enjoy being part of a tight-knit team and pitching in beyond your own lane
- Strong phone support and active listening skills
- Experience improving support workflows or documentation
Nice to have
- Proactively ask questions and flag gaps rather than guessing - we'd rather you speak up than sit on uncertainty
- Bring ideas to the table for improving processes, documentation, and workflows as we scale
- Active P&C License
- 1+ year of experience supporting insurance products (P&C preferred)
Compensation
- Tier 1 (Bay Area, NYC, LA, Seattle) = $72,000 - $85,000
- Tier 2 (Boston, Austin, Chicago, Denver, San Diego, DC) = $65,000 - $76,500
- Tier 3 (Rest of US) = $61,000 - $72,250
- This role will receive a competitive base salary, benefits, and equity.
- Salary ranges are tiered by geography based on cost of labor:
- Actual compensation is based on skill set, depth of experience, and specific work location.
Benefits
- Experience with Auto Mobility Insurance and/or Vacation Rental Insurance
Visa & Work Authorization
- Tint is unable to support candidates who require employer visa sponsorship at this time.
This listing is sourced directly from Tint's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.