Excellent opportunity to learn + grow - Senior Support Engineer ConnexAI Employee Review

5.0
Oct 13, 2025
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Pros

In my time at Connex I have learnt more than I could have imagined. If you are self-driven, you are given the opportunity to poke and prod at basically every part of the business. When I started, I knew very little about technology in general, but after just one year I was confident with every piece of software Connex provides, which then lead to learning about how things are built—databases, asterisk, programming in various languages, integrating with APIs, training customers, etc. There are also opportunities to take on projects that feel fulfilling.

Cons

You must be self-driven and ambitious to progress at Connex, which might not suit everyone

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Cons

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