Customer Support & Product Specialist (Part-Time, Hourly)
$25/hour
ApplyCustomer Support & Product Specialist (Part-Time, Hourly)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$25/hour
About the role
- Answer customer questions daily over email, chat, and phone to support and guide customers on their Ignik product journey
- Troubleshoot product issues and provide clear, accurate guidance and next steps
- Process returns/exchanges and ensure accurate and timely resolution
- Coordinate with warehouse/logistics on order issues, replacements, and fulfillment questions
- Maintain accurate ticket documentation and follow-up to closure
- Capture and report recurring customer feedback, confusion points, and product issues (simple weekly/monthly summaries to support product and process improvements)
- Light office support, including mail, receiving product samples, and shipping show supplies
- High school diploma/GED or equivalent 2+ years of customer service experience (consumer products preferred)
- Excellent communication skills (written and verbal); professional, helpful demeanor
- Strong organization and follow-through; able to manage multiple priorities
- Comfortable learning product details and working in cloud-based tools (support platforms, email, docs, chat)
- Ability to work a reliable schedule and occasionally help cover teammate time off
- Passionate about outdoor/camping products and helping customers choose and use gear
- Experience with a customer service platform (Gorgias, Zendesk, etc.) and/or Shopify
- Some College/University studies
- PerksPaid time off (includes WA Paid Sick Leave)
- Paid Holidays
- Quarterly paid "Adventure Hours" (pro-rated; use for skiing, hiking, climbing, volunteering outdoors, etc.)Ignik Gear stipend: up to $300/year + free & heavily discounted Ignik GearPro-deals access (outdoor industry discounts, where available)
- Predictable scheduling: regular weekly schedule, minimal last-minute changes, easy shift swaps
- Salary Description $22.00 - $25.00 per hour
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