Customer Engineer
Builder.io
full-remotemidpermanentfrontendother Full remote 74 days ago via WTTJ
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Customer EngineeringEnterprise Customer SuccessFront-End DevelopmentReactVue.jsAngularHTMLCSSJavaScriptGraphQL
About the role
Role Overview
As a Customer Engineer at Builder.io, you’ll work closely with engineering, design, and product teams to help customers reimagine digital experiences using Builder’s platform.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead onboarding programs for enterprise design and engineering teams, guiding implementation and optimization.
- Collaborate across teams (developers and designers) to improve how customers adopt and use Builder’s platform.
- Develop enablement resources and playbooks, capturing learnings from customer engagements and scaling effective workflows.
- Partner with product and engineering teams to feed back customer needs and improve platform outcomes.
Requirements
- Proven experience supporting or implementing complex software for enterprise customers.
- 4+ years of front-end development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern frameworks such as React, Vue, or Angular.
- Familiarity with headless/web architectures, including APIs and GraphQL, and how content/data flows through large systems.
- Ability to translate technical and business needs into clear plans that drive adoption and measurable outcomes.
- Strong collaboration mindset in fast-moving environments; open to feedback, learning, and experimentation.
Nice to Have
- Experience with (or strong curiosity about) prompt design, generative AI tools, and LLM-based development workflows.
Benefits (mentioned)
- Paid parental leave, health insurance, and unlimited time off (among other benefits).
About Builder.io
Builder.io is a technology company focused on AI-powered code generation and visual content management. It helps teams create and manage digital experiences by enabling modern, headless-style content and developer workflows.
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