Enterprise Support Specialist (Mandarin Speaking)

Stripe · Singapore · 4119 Product Support · listed August 27, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Mid level
Experience asked
4+ years
Where
Not stated
Requirements listed
8
Length
557 words

In the posting’s own words

As part of our growing, global Product Support team, you'll be a critical driver in delivering excellent user experiences. This role goes beyond basic troubleshooting—it's about using your technical expertise, problem-solving mindset, and project management skills to strategically improve our support systems, processes, and product quality.

What it asks for · 8

  • Business-level proficiency in Mandarin (written and spoken) is required, as this role involves daily communications with our users in the Greater China region.
  • 4+ years of experience in a customer-facing product support role, with a focus on troubleshooting technical issues.
  • Proficiency in SQL for data analysis and querying, with the ability to interpret datasets.
  • Experience working with APIs.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills, capable of diagnosing complex issues and driving them to resolution.
  • Proven experience in stakeholder management, with the ability to influence cross-functional teams and drive progress.
  • Experience in project management, particularly in optimizing processes, workflows, or support operations.
  • Willingness to work occasional weekends and holidays (with compensatory time off).

Also a plus

  • Strong data analysis skills and a passion for interpreting data to improve decision-making and outcomes
  • Comfortable explaining technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Proficiency in technical environments and the ability to diagnose and resolve highly technical user issues

What the job covers

  • Analyze and troubleshoot complex technical issues through direct user interaction (email, phone), utilizing SQL to extract and interpret data, and leveraging your knowledge of API documentation.
  • Develop product and platform expertise, working closely with Engineering, Product, and Operations teams to diagnose and resolve user issues.
  • Strategically optimize and scale support processes to enhance efficiency and improve the overall user experience, incorporating data-driven insights and metrics.
  • Lead continuous improvement initiatives aimed at hitting key performance metrics such as Consumer Satisfaction (CSAT), Contact Rate, and SLA compliance.
  • Create and refine documentation to empower users to resolve issues via self-service, reducing dependency on support teams.
  • Collaborate with and advocate to Product and Engineering to proactively improve the platform based on user feedback, ensuring long-term product reliability.
  • Lead cross-functional projects aimed at identifying inefficiencies in current processes and driving the implementation of long-term solutions.
  • Constantly challenge the status quo and push for innovation in user support strategies and operational processes.

Tools and skills named

Ways of working
  • Cross-functional3×
  • Technical writing2×
Languages
  • SQL3×
Operations & finance
  • Project management2×
  • Stakeholder management
Product & design
  • User experience

Words the posting leans on

  • user11×
  • product8×
  • support8×
  • technical8×
  • experience7×
  • issues7×
  • data5×
  • processes5×
  • improve4×
  • requirements4×
  • cross-functional3×
  • drive3×
  • engineering3×
  • metrics3×
  • proficiency3×
  • resolve3×

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