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Client Support Specialist 1

Posted 11 days ago

visoryBel Air (MD)

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Mid

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About the role

Client Support Specialist ILocation in Approved States: AZ, CO, FL, GA, ID, IL, KS, KN, MI, MS, NC, NE, NH, NV, NY, PN, TX, UT, VI, WA | Reports to: Service Desk ManagerAbout the Role: Visory is seeking a Client Support Specialist I to provide front-line technical support while delivering industry-leading customer satisfaction. In this role, you will resolve service requests in alignment with company SLAs, identify recurring issues, and escalate complex problems when necessary. You will serve as a key member of the Service Desk team, delivering high-quality support via phone, email, and chat while maintaining strong documentation and communication standards.
What You Will Be DOING: Front-Line Technical Support: Provide exceptional customer service via phone, email, and chat while resolving technical issues and meeting target satisfaction ratings. Ticket Triage & SLA Management: Triage, rate, solve, and/or escalate tickets within a 30-minute SLA window, maintaining a call-first mentality to ensure efficient service delivery. Troubleshooting & Issue Resolution: Perform basic hardware, software, and network troubleshooting, including user profile issues, printer setup, VPN connectivity, TCP/IP networking, and Remote Desktop configurations. Escalation & Root Cause Collaboration: Identify recurring system issues, assist in diagnosing root causes, and collaborate with higher-tier support teams to implement long-term solutions. Documentation & Knowledge Sharing: Fully document customer issues, resolutions, and time-to-fix in the ticketing system; update documentation when incomplete or inaccurate. Training & Operational Support: Complete assigned training, participate in ongoing initiatives and projects, and assist with on-call rotations, including after-hours or weekend support as needed.
What You Will NEED: Customer Service & Communication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong listening abilities, and the ability to manage frequent inbound calls while proactively following up on tickets. Technical Foundations: Basic understanding of Active Directory (On-Prem and Azure/O365), Group Policy, RDS/RDP, Citrix fundamentals, Windows desktop/server operating systems, and cloud hosting principles. IT Concepts & Troubleshooting: Knowledge of core IT concepts including local vs. domain-joined machines, TCP/IP networking, VPN tunnels, printer configuration, and remote desktop environments. Work Style & Adaptability: Goal-oriented, self-motivated, able to multitask in a fast-paced environment, and capable of thinking quickly and precisely under pressure. *Note: As this role is offered remote, please ensure you have strong connection speeds that support the workload of this position.
Education & Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required; 2 years of related IT experience or training preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience with plans for continued professional development.
What You GET: Competitive compensation and benefits package (including 401k). Professional development and certification opportunities. Exposure to diverse client environments and advanced networking projects. A collaborative and client-focused work culture. About Visory: Visory is a hands-on technology and cybersecurity partner delivering enterprise-grade IT services, compliance support, and managed infrastructure to financial, accounting, construction, and other growing businesses. With a team of 150+ professionals, we combine industry expertise with exceptional client support to help organizations stay secure, compliant, and confident in their digital transformation.

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