Application Support Analyst
Application Support Analyst
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Monitor and triage incoming requests across support systems and determine the correct path for each
- Resolve user-driven issues directly by answering questions and guiding users through solutions
- Maintain deep functional knowledge of supported applications to support users
- Develop and improve systems to automate support workflows and reduce volume
- Write and maintain wiki and how-to documentation
- Coordinate between internal department stakeholders and the software development team
- Participate in syncs and other recurring meetings
- Other duties as assigned
- Education and/or Experience:3–5 years of relevant experience bridging business users and technical teams
- Strong customer service attitude
- Experience with support/task management software
- Strong organizational skills, with the ability to plan, prioritize, and drive multiple initiatives
- Excellent written communication skills for creating clear, user-friendly documentation
- High-level understanding of relevant technologies (e.g., relational databases, web browsers, networking, cloud services, APIs)
- Developing and improving system workflows and support
- Writing and maintaining accurate and up to date documentation
- Maintaining professional relationships while coordinating between many stakeholders and teams
- Ability to multi-task and prioritize competing requests efficiently
- Ability to communicate technical concepts to both users and developers effectively
Before you apply
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