Remote Customer Technical Support Representative, Sunday - Thursday, 4 pm - 12 am EST

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Responsibilities

  • Provide live and non-live support for a variety of digital solutions offered by Cengage.
  • Use administrative tools to assist in the analysis of technical issues reported by customers.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve customer-reported issues related to system requirements of Cengage's digital solutions.
  • Identify issues that require further software development and forward them to the appropriate group.
  • Communicate customer feature requests to the relevant teams.
  • Detail customer interactions accurately using a ticketing system.
  • Provide clear and accurate written and verbal directions to customers and partners.

Requirements

  • High school graduate.
  • Ability to work independently and in a team environment.
  • Organized self-starter with high attention to detail.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft operating systems and Office suite; understanding of Apple operating systems is preferred.
  • Understanding of major browsers and mobile devices.
  • Analytical and critical thinking skills for troubleshooting computer-related problems.
  • Proficiency in keyboarding.
  • Maintain technical and product knowledge vital for the job.
  • A quiet, dedicated workspace with a high-speed internet connection.

Nice-to-haves

  • Technical degree or certification(s).
  • Technical support experience.
  • Networking knowledge.
  • Call center experience.

Benefits

  • Potential to earn a quarterly functional bonus based on job performance.
  • Vacation accrual starting on day one, plus company-designated and floating holidays.
  • 401K with employer matched contributions.
  • Healthcare (medical, dental, and vision) coverage starting day one.
  • Quarterly performance reviews with a strong culture of internal advancement.
  • Work from home position with necessary job assets provided by the company.
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