Customer Service Coordinator

Posted 17 days ago

c cretors companyWood Dale (IL)

Customer Service Representatives Other Snack Food Manufacturing

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Junior

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$18 per hour

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About the role

Customer Service CoordinatorC. Cretors and Company, based in Wood Dale, IL is offering an entry level position for a Customer Service Coordinator. C. Cretors and Company has been in business since 1885 and is world-known manufacturer of equipment for the snack food industry. The position reports to company Vice President.

Main Responsibilities: Coordinate sales effort using CRM (Salesforce).Assist Sales Engineers in creating and issuing proposals. Assist in marketing efforts (website, preparation for tradeshows, etc.)Provide administrative support

Education: Associates degree or higher preferred. Consideration will be given to current students working towards a degree (part-time).Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Technical/

Computer Skills: Proficient written skills. Customary, standard computer skills (Word, Excel, etc.)Ability to learn new programs, processes and systems on the job via co-worker coaching. Time on the job will be allowed to learn Salesforce. Personal Qualities/Traits: A person of integrity, high-energy, pleasant personality, ability to work without supervision, willingness to be flexible and broad-minded in interpreting applicable job description. Must be a good communicator in both writing and speaking. Should possess a thirst for efficiency.

Pay: Pay range is $18 per hour plus benefits. 40 hours per week plus occasional overtime.

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