Restaurant Tech Support Specialist
MX$264,000 – MX$351,000 / yr base salary
Posted 27 May 2026
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- Expected experience
- 1+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Hybrid
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | MX$264,000 – MX$351,000 / yr |
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Field of studyComputer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
Restaurant365 is a SaaS company disrupting the restaurant industry! Our cloud-based platform provides a unique, centralized solution for accounting and back-office operations for restaurants. Restaurant365’s culture is focused on empowering team members to produce top-notch results while elevating their skills. We’re constantly evolving and improving to make sure we are and always will be “Best in Class” ... and we want that for you too!
As a Restaurant Tech Support Specialist, you will help our clients successfully use and maintain critical integrations connected to the Restaurant365 platform. This role supports a broad range of integration workflows, including POS sales and labor integrations, vendor invoice and purchase order integrations, FTP/SFTP connectivity, banking connections, AP Capture, and selected API-related support scenarios.
In this role, you will troubleshoot technical issues, guide clients through setup and resolution steps, manage ongoing communication, and collaborate across teams to ensure clients receive accurate, timely, and high-quality support.
How you'll add value:
Client Support and Technical Troubleshooting
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Support clients through tickets, chat, and other inbound channels with clear, professional, and empathetic communication.
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Ask thoughtful, targeted questions to understand the clients’ issue, environment, recent changes, and business impact before determining next steps.
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Troubleshoot integration, configuration, workflow, file transfer, and data-related issues across assigned product areas.
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Guide clients through Restaurant365 workflows and best practices, helping them not only resolve issues but also use the product more effectively.
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Identify whether a case is a setup request, break-fix issue, data discrepancy, or out-of-scope request, and route it appropriately with strong documentation and clear client's expectations.
Integration Ownership by Workstream
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Support POS-related workflows such as new integrations, add-ons, swaps, repolls, local installs, scheduled-task review, and troubleshooting of sales or labor data flow where applicable.
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Support Non-POS integration workflows such as FTP/SFTP setup, vendor invoice integrations, purchase order integrations, banking integrations, AP Capture coordination, API connectivity support, and payroll or HR-related integrations.
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Validate data flow, credentials, file presence, configuration details, and environment-specific requirements when investigating integration issues.