Customer Support Manager
$66 K - 70 K
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$66 K - 70 K
About the role
- The User Support Manager is responsible for leading the district's technical support operations, ensuring high-quality service delivery, and managing the technology support staff to maintain optimal learning and administrative environments.
- Supervise 7 building technicians and 1 Asset Controller for inventory and asset tracking.
- Lead and manage ticket completion rates and customer satisfaction ratings for work performed using the iiQ ticketing system.
- Direct and coordinate resources to address escalated technology incidents and ensure timely resolution.
- Coordinate resources when escalated tickets and outages need to be addressed
- Oversee and direct the daily operations of the district help desk
- Track incidents to conclusion in line with service level agreements (SLA) and quality standards of the Help Desk.
- Ensure that the Technology Specialists actively participate in improving the usability and reliability of the Technology Department's ticketing system.
- Perform yearly reviews as needed per union contract guidelines.
- Reports and monitors all district technology service outages.
- Works with the Asset Controller to develop new processes and strategies regarding asset control to address recurring issues in the User Support department.
- Work with the Asset Controller to investigate new technology and how to implement it throughout the district.
- Review and help create internal technology department documentation.
- Provide building coverage as needed when Technology Specialists are absent.
- Other duties as assigned.
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