Level 1 Technical Support Engineer
Summary:
In this role the Level 1 Technical Support Engineer will be responsible for providing technical support on all anti-virus software installed and/or configured on any of the following platforms - Windows NT, Windows 2000 and UNIX.
Responsibilities:
- First point of contact offering telephone and email based support.
- Log and process support calls, if necessary escalate to 2nd level support.
- Provision of detailed and accurate guidance on the use of products to supported customer base.
- Effectively interact with other members of the team to provide solutions to minor technical issues.
- Attempt first call case resolution, software/network troubleshooting and proactive support services.
- To achieve Total Customer Satisfaction by meeting or exceeding their expectations.
- Maintain responsibility of reported and escalated customer problems until they have been resolved and to bring any unusual customer problems or incidents to the attention of management.
Requirements:
· Fluency in Italian and English required
- Working experience in a Service organisation with customer contact (Telephone, Mail and direct).
- Experience in providing assistance to colleagues.
- Effective communicator with a positive and confident attitude.
- Aptitude for solving problems and acting on own initiative.
- A strong team player with a flexible approach.
- Highly motivated with a willingness to learn.
Qualifications/Education/Experience:
- Minimum of 1 years proven experience gained in a post sales or customer support background gained ideally within a corporate or distribution channel support environment.
- Minimum of 1 years experience of networking and web/internet protocols including UNIX, TCP/IP and NT.
- Minimum of 1 years experience of one or more of the following systems - hardware structures, operating systems, email, groupware networking and/or web based security.
- MCSE and/or CCNA would be an advantage.
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August 28th, 2009
