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Prezado Sr. Oliveira,
I am excited to apply for the Technical Support Specialist position at Nubank. With a background in customer-facing IT support and a strong commitment to delivering fast, reliable solutions, I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to Nubank's mission of simplifying financial services for millions of Brazilians.
Over the past five years I have worked in technical support roles at Mercado Livre and a midsize SaaS company, resolving complex issues across Windows, macOS, Android and iOS environments. I have hands-on experience with ticketing platforms such as Zendesk and Freshdesk, remote-support tools (TeamViewer, AnyDesk), and monitoring systems. At Mercado Livre I reduced average ticket resolution time by 28% through the creation of a prioritized troubleshooting playbook and by automating common responses in Zendesk macros. At my most recent role I maintained a 98% SLA compliance rate, handled a daily queue of 40+ tickets, and trained new hires on best practices for escalation and customer empathy.
I am particularly drawn to Nubank's customer-centric culture and emphasis on simple, transparent products. My approach to support—combining technical troubleshooting, clear communication, and process improvement—aligns with Nubank’s values of efficiency and empathy. I can contribute immediately by improving first-contact resolution rates, documenting recurrent issues to reduce repeat tickets, and collaborating with engineering teams to close persistent bugs. I also bring familiarity with basic SQL queries and Linux troubleshooting, which helps when diagnosing backend or API-related customer issues and communicating effectively with developers.
I welcome the opportunity to discuss how my technical skills and customer-focused mindset can help Nubank continue to deliver exceptional support experiences. Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the possibility of an interview and to contributing to your support team.
Sincerely,
Lucas Ferreira