Remote Customer Support Specialist (Tier 1)
$24.00 - $26.44/hr
ApplyRemote Customer Support Specialist (Tier 1)
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$24.00 - $26.44/hr
About the role
- As the front-line of our support team, you will handle incoming phone calls and a high volume of support tickets across all channels
- You will be responsible for resolving basic product questions including feature use, navigation, account settings, user management, and access issues
- Triage and route incoming tickets to Tier 2 (process and configuration issues) or Tier 3 (technical and integration issues) based on ticket type
- Document every interaction in the ticketing system with clear, complete notes that allow downstream tiers to pick up where you left off
- Meet target response and resolution times on standard tickets while maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction
- Identify gaps and unclear documentation in the knowledge base and flag them to Tier 4 for runbook updates
- Adaptable to change, ensuring alignment with our company goals: increasing client usability and adoption while delivering exceptional customer service
- 1+ years in customer service, technical support, help desk, or similar customer-facing role
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Comfort following documented processes and using ticketing tools
- Ability to come up to speed quickly on new software and product concepts
- Self-starter who is naturally curious and motivated to find solutions
- Sound judgment to recognize ticket type and route appropriately
- Must be eligible to work in the United States
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