Bilingual (English-Spanish) Customer Service Specialist
Bilingual (English-Spanish) Customer Service Specialist
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Manage inbound customer inquiries in a high-volume call center setting
- Assist customers with online and phone-based claim submissions
- Explain program requirements, processes, and next steps clearly and professionally
- Maintain detailed and accurate records within internal systems
- Escalate complex issues appropriately when needed
- Deliver empathetic, solution-oriented customer service in both English and Spanish
- Support operational initiatives and outreach projects as assigned
- Learn and apply industry-related policies and procedures
- Bilingual in English and Spanish required
- Bachelor's degree required
- Minimum 4 years of progressive customer service experience in a call center or contact center environment
- Experience with CRM/contact center software such as Ring
- Central or similar systems
- Prior Fortune 500 or enterprise-level customer support experience preferred
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strong multitasking, organizational, and problem-solving abilities
- Comfortable using web-based customer support platforms
- Demonstrated career growth within prior customer service positions
- Structured onboarding and training provided
- Long-term contract with potential for permanent conversion based on performance
- Opportunity for advancement into higher-level dispute resolution and case management responsibilities
- Collaborative and team-oriented work environment
- Video interview process with leadership team
- Hybrid work flexibility after training
- Career advancement opportunities
- Professional development and mentorship
- Supportive team culture
- Exposure to dispute resolution and case management operations
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