Customer Service Call Agent
$16.50 an hour
ApplyCustomer Service Call Agent
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$16.50 an hour
About the role
- Review and process energy efficiency incentive applications for accuracy and eligibility· Finalize approved energy applications and ensure accurate payment processing· Provide inbound and outbound customer support via phone and online chat· Assist applicants and program participants with program questions and application status· Perform back-office processing support for utility clients and their customers· Maintain a high level of accuracy while managing repetitive data and detailed information Required Skills & Qualifications· Strong attention to detail and ability to focus on repetitive data-driven tasks· Excellent customer service and communication skills (verbal and written)· Ability to work independently in a remote environment· Comfort working in a technical or regulated setting· Basic computer proficiency and ability to navigate multiple systems
- Previous customer service, call center, or data processing experience· Experience in utilities, energy efficiency programs, or technical customer support· Familiarity with CRM systems or application processing platforms Work Environment· Fully remote (work from home)· Structured, process-driven role with consistent daily tasks· Supportive team focused on accuracy, service quality, and customer satisfaction
- Make a meaningful impact by supporting energy efficiency initiatives· Stable remote work opportunity· Be part of a knowledgeable and dedicated energy services team
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