LeaderFactor is a leadership-development company. We don’t sell one-off workshops or a content library. We build an integrated system that produces measurable behavior change: proprietary frameworks, validated assessments, application tools, and a platform that reinforces what leaders learn long after the training event. We’re a small, high-trust team based in Lehi, Utah, working with enterprise organizations worldwide.

Part-time, 10–15 hours/week. Remote-flexible (in-person Fridays preferred). Built for students: this role is designed around a Wasatch Front student schedule, with consistent weekday coverage windows that flex around your classes.

The Role

You’ll own product support for a platform used by enterprise clients around the world.

When a customer hits a snag, you’re the one who gets them unstuck. You’ll run our AI-augmented support queue, troubleshoot and replicate reported bugs, keep the knowledge base current as the product evolves, and handle billing and collections. You will report to the CCO and coordinate weekly with the Client Success team.

This is a behind-the-scenes role, not a customer-facing one. You won’t run client meetings or own account relationships. Your work reaches customers in writing, through the support queue and the knowledge base.

The scope is tight on purpose: 10–15 hours a week of real ownership over a defined domain. You’ll be the reason our support is fast, our documentation is current, and our Client Success team can stay pointed at clients.

How We Work

We run support AI-first.

Most inbound tickets arrive with a drafted reply already waiting. You apply the judgment: review, refine, send, and catch the ones the automation gets wrong. The mechanical work is automated so your hours go to judgment calls, escalations, and turning recurring questions into better documentation.

You’ll ramp the same way. LF Brain, our internal knowledge system, holds the product documentation and playbooks you’ll use to learn the application. We expect you to teach yourself with it, and we’ve built it so you can.

What You’ll Do

Product Support

Troubleshoot customer reported issues end to end: replicate the bug, submit a clear report to the product team, and communicate the fix back to the customer once it ships.
Run the AI-augmented support queue: review, refine, and send drafted replies daily, and resolve the escalations the automation can’t.
Create usage reports in Metabase, both for general feature adoption and as requested by the team.

Knowledge Base

Maintain the entire knowledge base and ensure it reflects the current state of the app. When the product team ships, the documentation follows within days.
Work in GitHub: the knowledge base lives in a repository, so updates ship the way code does — you’ll make changes, open pull requests, and get them reviewed.
Propose and write new articles based on what the queue surfaces. Recurring questions tell you what to document next.

Billing & Collections

Own the collections inbox: invoicing, payment follow-ups, and receipt requests within established systems.
Escalate anything involving a disputed amount, contract terms, or a frustrated customer. You triage these; you don’t negotiate them.

Weekly Reporting

Report on support KPIs weekly: ticket volume, average time to close, recurring topics, and proposed knowledge base updates.
What you see in the queue shapes what the team trains, documents, and builds. You’re the early-warning system.

What We’re Looking For

In priority order:

1. Self-Directed and Accountable

You’re comfortable learning a new platform on your own. We’ve built the resources to ramp you — LF Brain, documentation, playbooks — and you’ll use them to get up to speed, hit your coverage windows, close what you open, and flag what you can’t handle instead of letting it sit.

2. Aptitude with Technology

You learn software fast, troubleshoot methodically, and are comfortable working alongside AI tools daily. You don’t need to code. You need to be the kind of person who figures things out.

3. Sharp Written Communication

Nearly everything you do here is written: support replies, knowledge base articles, bug reports, escalation notes. You write clearly and fast, and you know the difference between an answer that’s technically correct and one that helps.

4. Good Judgment Under Ambiguity

You know when to send, when to rewrite, and when to escalate. When you’re not sure, you ask once, and then you remember.

Additional Strengths

Interest in customer success, product, or SaaS operations as a career path.
Experience with GitHub — commits, pull requests, reviewing changes — is a plus. We’ll teach it if you haven’t.
Alignment with our RISE values: Respect, Integrity, Skill, and Effort.

Experience

You don’t need professional support experience. We’re hiring for judgment, writing, and follow-through, and we’ll give you the resources to learn the platform.

Great fits often look like:

A current student in business, information systems, communications, or a related program
Someone with any customer-facing work under their belt — retail, tutoring, campus jobs, service — where they owned outcomes, not just shifts
Anyone who can show us something they’ve built, run, documented, or fixed

Where This Goes

Support is how you learn a product faster than anyone else in the building. You’ll know our platform, our customers, and their real questions better than any new hire could, and our Client Success roles are the natural next step for people who prove themselves here.

Why LeaderFactor

Real ownership from week one, in your own domain.
Direct access to leadership on a small, close-knit team that prioritizes coaching.
Competitive hourly compensation and a schedule built around your semester.
Our Book Report Program — we reimburse any book you read and summarize.
Meaningful work. We help leaders and organizations around the world, and we treat personal development as a core purpose, not a perk.

Equal Opportunity Statement

LeaderFactor is an equal-opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.

How to Apply

To submit an application, email your resume and cover letter to [email protected].