AI employees that run home appliance repair companies
Bernard builds AI employees for home and commercial appliance servicers. They work across phone, text, email, warranty feeds, and existing systems to manage customer communication, scheduling, and dispatch, carrying each job through diagnosis, parts preparation, technician handoff, and follow-up. At the center is Pre-ID, which combines the exact appliance and its symptoms with repair history, similar completed visits, manufacturer guidance, and parts data to produce a diagnosis, ranked parts, and follow-up questions. Technicians arrive prepared with the right parts, helping servicers complete more repairs on the first visit. We’re building the world’s most efficient appliance servicers, creating happier customers and a more connected appliance ecosystem. Learn more at https://bernardhq.com/
Each role is checked for where applicants can be based.
Bernard may still be hiring. Their careers page has the latest openings.
Open Bernard’s careers pageBernard builds AI employees for home and commercial appliance servicers.
Not on RemoteWork at the moment. Bernard's own careers page has its current openings.
Paystack or Stripe. Bundles from 5 reports.
Free preview
Hiring signal
One current opening was found: Client Success Manager, full-time, Growth, New York City, on-site. No other open roles were found in the reviewed listings. Inferred: the small team may have limited hiring beyond this customer-success opening; the evidence does not establish that inference as company policy.
In the full report
What they actually do
Why reach out now
Funding and traction
Key contacts
2 named people at Bernard, with LinkedIn links.
Outreach hook
Drafted opening line
Bernard is headquartered in New York City, USA.
Bernard has 9 employees.
Bernard's funding stage is y combinator summer 2026.
what they actually do, why reach out now, funding and traction, hiring signal, tech stack, key contacts, outreach hook, drafted opening line. The hiring signal and tech stack are free to preview. The full report costs ₦1,500 or €1.50, once.