Remote Monogoto- Technical Customer Success Engineer (IoT-French speaker)| Remote | US
Remote Monogoto- Technical Customer Success Engineer (IoT-French speaker)| Remote | US
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Onboard and support customers in deploying IoT devices, ensuring smooth network connectivity. Troubleshoot IoT connectivity issues (e.g., TCP/IP, DNS, VPN, NAT) and perform packet analysis using tools like Wireshark.
- Train customers on Monogoto’s backend and API usage to maximize their use of the platform.
- Configure network preferences and enable features such as reverse access for IoT devices using the Monogoto admin portal.
- Provide regular account reviews, monitor network health metrics, and proactively resolve issues.
- Collaborate with internal teams to resolve escalated problems and ensure customer satisfaction.
- Contribute to Monogoto technical documentation and develop internal tools to better serve our customers.
- You’ll support French-speaking customers 30% of the time
- Own selective CSM backoffice projects
- Technician degree Fluent English, excellent customer-facing and communication skills (verbal and written)
- Fluent French (Professional verbal and written) - Mandatory
- Ability to manage time efficiently and work with minimal supervision
- Create short videos to explain troubleshooting steps
- Good Microsoft excel skills
- Ability to work efficiently and meet deadlines
- Good communication and problem-solving skills
- Experience with Zendesk - advantage
- Experience with Kibana - advantage
- Creating/using API or scripts - Mandatory
- Have experience using helpdesk software - advantage
- Have experience in IoT or telecommunications industries - advantag
- Have experience in creating user guides or tutorial videos - advantage
- Have 3-5 years in technical support / helpdesk / telecom / IoTCan troubleshoot networking basics (TCP/IP, DNS, VPN)
- Love customer interaction and can explain technical concepts clearly
- Are fluent in French + English
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