Customer Support Technician
flex dental solutionsProvo (UT)
About the role
Flex Dental Product Specialist Flex is an innovative and quickly growing software company that focuses on providing a great product and exceptional support and service. Flex's Software works directly with Dental Companies located in the United States. This position has set hours, Monday - Friday, paid holidays, and full benefits. This position will require multi-tasking, cross department communication, and focuses on efficient and quick speed-to-resolution service. This position is an in-office role in Provo, Utah.
Job Overview:
- Product specialist for our applications for dental offices. (Tier 1)
- Providing support via chat, email, talk, remote session(s) (multi tasking required)
- Day to Day Operations: Omni-Channel Support (Chat, Phone, and Email)
- Internal collaboration with support, training, and billing departments
- External collaboration with client's IT services/third parties
- Engaging with clients as a product specialist for all needs (questions, troubleshooting, updates, etc.)Individual and Team-Based Problem Solving
- Working with Tier 2/Escalation Support Representative
- Connecting to clients via remote software
Required Experience:
- Ability to work collaboratively with all team members, including: support, trainers, developers, managers, and administrators.
- Ability to multi-task efficiently (providing multi-channel support simultaneously)
- Critical thinking/Troubleshooting
- Self Manage Workload (Prioritization, Time Management)
- Ability to be self-directed, prioritize tasks, and organize overall workload.
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment
- Provide accurate and quick support
Preferred Experience:
- Technical Support Background (2 years of customer service experience preferred)
- Understanding of Windows Operating System(s)
- Previous High Pace Work Experience
- Experience with Multi-Channel Support
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