Customer Service Representative
digital display systemsSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Digital display systems is looking for an amazing customer service rep.
Experience in sage/peachtree or quickbooks, quoting customers, inventory and Shipping.
Ability to multi task and love for a variety of roles wearing multiple hats as needed.
Ability to understand some technical terms, and help customers place orders.
Need good communication skills, excel power point and graphical software is a plus. Corel draw/ photoshop.
Experience in accounting Or graphical design, coding HTML is a plus.
College degree preferred in business administration, graphical design or equivalent.
The company provides, retirement benefits, 3% 401K contribution, Yearly Bonus, Health insurance and Vacation
Compensation based on experience.
\nCompany
Description:
Digital Display Systems makes custom Digital Display and Industrial efficiency monitoring equipment.
Comes to you with 40+ years of experience in the design and manufacturing of LED time equipment and displays. We offer personalized sales and technical support to help you build a fully custom product best tailored for your unique needs.
Company Description:
Digital Display Systems makes custom Digital Display and Industrial efficiency monitoring equipment.\r\nComes to you with 40+ years of experience in the design and manufacturing of LED time equipment and displays. We offer personalized sales and technical support to help you build a fully custom product best tailored for your unique needs.
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