RFID Support Engineer
infovisionPleasanton (CA)
About the role
We have an immediate Openings with Our Direct Client for a Long-term contract position Job Title: RFID Support Engineer
Location: Pleasanton, CA (Onsite)
Duration: 12 months
Job Summary:
As an RFID Support Engineer, you will play a crucial role in resolving technical issues and ensuring brand satisfaction. You will work closely with store support, senior engineers, and other team members to provide timely and effective support to our clients. Candidates should have 1-5 years of experience.
Key Responsibilities:
Respond to and resolve customer support tickets in a timely manner. Diagnose and troubleshoot technical issues with the RFID vendor. Collaborate with senior engineers to escalate and resolve complex issues. Document and maintain accurate records of support tickets and resolutions. Assist in the creation and maintenance of support documentation and knowledge base articles.
Qualifications:
Strong understanding of basic networking concepts. Basic understanding of RFID Hardware, Peripherals, and Mobile Devices. Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Eagerness to learn and adapt to new technologies and processes. Previous experience in a customer support or help desk role is a plus, but not required. If interested, please share below details with an updated resume: Full Name: Phone: E-mail:
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Availability: Date of Birth: Linked In Profile: Availability for the interview: Availability for the project: Seniority Level Mid-Senior level Employment Type Contract Job Function Information Technology IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting
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