Tech Support Analyst - Cisco
$55,000 - $60,000
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$55,000 - $60,000
About the role
- Answers, evaluates, and prioritizes incoming telephone, voice mail, and e-mail requests for assistance from users seeking information about or experiencing problems with hardware and software from specified technologies
- Interviews user to collect information about problem and leads user through diagnostic procedures to determine source of error.
- Determines whether problem is caused by hardware or software.
- Handles problem recognition, research, isolation, resolution and follow-up for routine and complex problems.
- Logs and tracks calls using problem management database, and maintains history records and related problem documentation.
- Calls software and hardware vendors to request service regarding defective products.
- Provides demonstrations of hardware and/or software as needed; installs hardware, software, and peripheral equipment to duplicate customer problems; performs product testing; produces documentation for internal and external use; attends training.
- Consults with customers to recommend solutions and/or configuration changes; Other duties as assigned.
- Regular attendance is an essential function of the Technical Support Analyst position.
- This position may require work hours outside normal operating hours.
- Reporting Relationships:
- Must be Cisco CCNA Certified (Current non-expired).Working knowledge (1yr minimum) of Video and Voice Conferencing Equipment and Technology.
- Knowledge of Cisco Unified Collaboration Video Conferencing Products (WebEx / CUCM / Video Endpoints / Infrastructure / Control Hub) preferred.
- Help desk experience.
- Willingness to participate in Afterhours Support program
- Willingness and Ability to work outside of regular scheduled shift hours.
- Customer service experience, both in person and over the phone.
- Ability to speak English plainly and to be easily understood over the phone.
- Ability to understand spoken English, both technical and colloquial.
- Ability to learn quickly.
- Experience with IP networks and networking
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