Drimva

Airbyte

Customer Support Developer (Databases)

$99K–$115K

United States · Remote · Full-time · Posted Oct 30, 2026

Experience
2+ years; qualifying fields include software engineering, data engineering, technical support, DevOps, QA, or a similar role supporting developers or technical users.

About the job

Supports customers with database integration issues while debugging and contributing to Airbyte’s open-source database connectors and Java/Kotlin tooling.

What you'll do

  • Troubleshoot customer issues involving database connectivity, CDC, replication, schemas, and performance; reproduce problems and work with Engineering on fixes.
  • Contribute, test, and review database connector code and help customers configure and operate integrations.
  • Share customer feedback with Product and Engineering, create technical documentation, and identify AI-enabled support improvements.

What they ask for

  • 2+ years in software engineering, data engineering, technical support, DevOps, QA, or a similar role supporting developers or technical users.
  • Fluency in SQL and proficiency in Java or Kotlin, including debugging JVM-based connector code.
  • Hands-on experience with relational databases, data warehouses, or data lakes, including CDC, schema evolution, and query optimization.
  • Experience with JDBC and database drivers; understanding of AWS, GCP, or Azure and ELT/ETL concepts.

Nice to have

  • Experience with named databases, warehouses, data lakes, or cloud object storage; familiarity with Airbyte’s Bulk CDK or open-source database connector contributions.
  • Experience with Kubernetes or Docker, CI/CD, B2B SaaS support, or AI-assisted development tools and automated playbooks.

Pay

$99K – $115K USD base salary

Tools

SQL, Java, Kotlin, JDBC, AWS, GCP, Azure, Bulk CDK

AI focus

Use AI tools to resolve support issues faster, identify AI-driven automation and process improvements, and develop AI-assisted workflows, playbooks, and skills for repeatable troubleshooting.

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First seen Oct 27, 2026 · Last verified Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)