AI-Native Head of Support @ Explee
Remote | full ownership | $6-8k/m | reports to CEO
What Explee does
A customer types in their website. Agents take it from there: they work out who
might need this product and why, dig up those companies and the right people in
them, write to them, and keep the thread going until a call shows up on the
calendar.
Support here is not a cost center with a phone queue. it is an AI system
with a human tail, and the tail is what this role is about.
AI company, with receipts
every startup page says AI somewhere now, so numbers instead:
- 7 people full-time, all AI-pilled. 51 Claude Max subscriptions between the 7 of us (long story).
- 100% of the code is written by AI. a chunk of it ships fully autonomously,
nobody even looked.
- Agents run the ad buying, the backlog, user interviews, design, A/B tests,
support, and hiring. this page was built by one.
- 110 to 120 tasks shipped a week. we counted twice.
The numbers
594
support conversations last week; 32 nine weeks ago
~70%
already resolved by AI end to end, behind quality gates
32%
of revenue comes from the 18% of customers who ask for a human
~8h
median wait for a human reply today. yes, that is the fire
0
support hires planned instead of automation. you can add one if it truly burns
Team needs
Someone who owns supportneeds you
The job
Yes, this is two jobs at once.
- 1Answer the hard 30% yourself: the escalations the AI hands over, real
customers, real money on the line. a few hours a day at first. you are not
alone in it: an agent researches and drafts a reply for most escalations
before you even open them, and one part-time teammate answers alongside you.
- 2Automate that 30% away: extend the bot, close the knowledge-base gaps,
widen what it is allowed to answer. the quality bar stays where it is: when
the bot is not sure, it escalates instead of guessing.
- 3Get it to 95-97% resolved without a human. you do the engineering
yourself, by directing agents. there are no developers waiting for your
specs. you can hire one person if the load truly demands it, but scaling by
headcount is exactly what we are not doing.
Who fits
A product engineer who has done support. a strong QA. a support lead who ships
code. the title matters less than two things: you can build, and you do not look
down on tickets or the people who write them.
You see a queue of repeated questions as a list of automations nobody shipped
yet. and you know a bot answering 97% of support is only good news if you can
prove it answers correctly, so measuring quality excites you as much as shipping.
We have plenty to teach you about agentic engineering, and we expect to learn
from you too.
What we offer
- $6,000 - $8,000 / month. contract to start, full-time once it's a fit
on both sides. start as soon as you can.
- Anywhere works, we lean toward CET hours for overlap.
- The whole domain is yours: the bot, the knowledge base, the SLA, the
quality bar. no approval chains.
- Yani, our in-house AI agent, runs your onboarding. she holds the full
context of the support system, and she drafts half its replies already.
The team

Khariton

Gleb

Anton

Alex

Nazarii

Olya

Yani

Vladimir

Leo
yes, the dolphins are on purpose
How to join
Four steps. takes about a week if nobody sits on their hands.
- 1Apply below. tell us about support you have actually automated, or
quality you have actually measured. we want the how, not just that you did
it: numbers before and after, and what broke on the way.
- 2A 20 minute call with Gleb, who built the support automation you are
inheriting. no recruiter screen, we don't have one.
- 3A paid test project. a couple of hours, real money, a problem we
actually have.
- 4A final conversation with Alex, the CEO, and a decision.
Apply now
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Last updated: August 12, 2026
dolphin photos: NASA / U.S. Navy (public domain), Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA