[Hiring] IT Support Analyst @Magna Legal Services

Role Description

You're the first call when a court reporter has an issue with Maggie. Sometimes the issue is the product. Sometimes it's a laptop, a network, or a misconfigured headset. Sometimes the user just needs to be walked through a feature they haven't used before.

Your job is to triage quickly, resolve what you can, route what you can't, and make sure the user is never left waiting — especially if a deposition is happening right now.

You'll work closely with our Support Supervisor and Product Subject Matter Expert, the Magna IT team for hardware and network issues, and occasionally our engineering partners for product bugs. You'll also help build the knowledge base, runbooks, and training material we don't have yet — because we're starting from scratch.

What a day looks like:

• Field inbound tickets, calls, and chats from court reporters using Maggie
• Resolve common issues in real time: account access, settings, configuration, how-to questions
• Triage incoming issues: is this a Maggie product issue, a hardware/IT issue, or a feature request?
• Coordinate with Magna IT teammates when the root cause is the user's machine, network, or peripheral
• File clean, reproducible bug reports with our engineering pod (Restless Labs) when the issue is in the product
• Take on-call shifts for P0 emergencies — when a deposition is in progress and Maggie is down, you're the person who gets it back up
• Update the knowledge base as you learn what's common — every fix you figure out should make the next ticket faster
• Build Maggie Specific hardware kits that include laptops and specialized mixers (East Coast)
• Watch for patterns and flag them to the product team

Qualifications

• 3+ years in customer-facing technical support — B2B SaaS, IT help desk, legal tech, or similar
• Calm under pressure. You've been the person on the line when a customer's live event is broken and the clock is ticking. You don't panic — you fix or you route, and you keep the user informed.
• Sharp triage instincts. You can tell the difference between "this is a product bug" and "this is a laptop issue" without a 45-minute back-and-forth.
• Strong written communication. Our users are legal professionals. They notice writing quality. Tickets, emails, and knowledge base articles all need to be clean.
• Comfortable on Windows and Mac with basic networking fluency (Wi-Fi troubleshooting, audio device configuration, browser diagnostics).
• Self-starter. This is a brand-new team. The runbooks don't exist yet. The process is what we build together. If you need an established playbook before you can act, this isn't the right role.
• Available for on-call rotation. P0 incidents happen during live proceedings. We pay a stipend per shift.
• Based in the Pacific time zone, available 10a–7p PT

Requirements

• Experience in legal tech, court reporting, or working with attorneys or paralegals
• Familiarity with remote deposition platforms, transcription software, or audio/video capture tools
• Light scripting or SQL/KQL skills for log analysis
• Ticketing system experience (Zendesk, ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, or similar)
• Knowledge base authoring experience

Benefits

• Base salary: $60,000 - $75,000 a year
• Health insurance and benefits
• 401(k) plan available