Application Support Engineer

Supports your clients' business apps (Salesforce, QuickBooks, custom apps). Reads logs, calls vendors, tests fixes. L2 role for $2,240-2,720/month.

$14-17/hour
10-14 day start
L2 Support Level

Technical Skills & Tools

Business applications, databases, and vendor management experience

Salesforce Admin
QuickBooks Desktop
Microsoft Dynamics
SQL Server
API Debugging
Jira/Confluence
ServiceNow
Custom Applications

What They Do Daily

Six core responsibilities for application support

Application Troubleshooting

Debug business apps like Salesforce, QuickBooks, custom CRM systems. Read logs, test fixes, replicate errors.

Vendor Communication

Open support tickets with software vendors. Follow up on cases. Escalate critical issues to development teams.

User Training

Guide end-users through app features. Create documentation. Train clients on new app functionality.

Integration Support

Support API integrations. Test data flows between systems. Debug webhook failures and sync issues.

Database Queries

Run basic SQL queries to pull reports. Verify data integrity. Export data for migrations.

Documentation

Maintain runbooks and KB articles. Document app configurations. Track recurring issues and workarounds.

Why Application Support is Different

Not just helpdesk—business app specialists who understand workflows

Business App Specialists

Not just IT support. These engineers understand business processes and can troubleshoot apps like Salesforce, ERP systems, and custom solutions.

Client-Facing Skills

Clear communicators who can explain technical issues to non-technical users. Work directly with your clients under your brand.

Vendor Management

Experienced in working with software vendors. Open tickets, chase responses, coordinate fixes with development teams.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

No hidden fees. Cancel with 30 days notice.

Hourly Rate

$14-17/hr

Full-time engineers

Monthly Rate

$2,240-2,720

All-inclusive

Pre-trained on business applications
Works under your MSP brand
Vendor management included
30-day fit guarantee

Application Support vs. Helpdesk

Understanding the difference between roles

Application Support (L2)

  • Business app specialists

    Salesforce, ERP, CRM systems

  • Vendor coordination

    Opens cases, chases vendors

  • Log analysis & debugging

    Reads error logs, tests fixes

  • Integration support

    API debugging, data syncs

Helpdesk Support (L1)

  • Password resets

    Basic account issues

  • Printer troubleshooting

    Hardware connectivity

  • Email setup

    Outlook, mobile config

  • Software installs

    Standard apps only

Application Support FAQs

Common questions about our application support engineers

Salesforce, QuickBooks Desktop/Online, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, SAP Business One, Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Jira, ServiceNow, and custom web apps. Engineers learn your clients' specific business applications during onboarding.

Yes. Engineers review server logs, browser console errors, API responses. They test integrations, check webhook logs, and debug data sync issues between apps. Basic SQL knowledge included.

Yes. Engineers open support tickets with vendors (Microsoft, Salesforce, Intuit), follow up on cases, provide screenshots and logs, and coordinate fixes. They represent your MSP brand.

Engineers support custom apps built on PHP, .NET, React, or other frameworks. They can't write code but can test, reproduce bugs, collect error logs, and work with your development team.

Engineers follow your escalation procedures. Check vendor status pages, test connectivity, verify licenses, gather logs, and escalate to senior engineers or vendors. On-call available for 24/7 coverage.

Have more questions?

Hire Application Support Engineers Today

Business app specialists ready in 10-14 days. $14-17/hour. Works under your brand. Handles Salesforce, QuickBooks, custom apps.

10-14 Days
Ready to work
$14-17/hr
All-inclusive
L2
Support level