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A leading company is seeking a Supplier Success Professional fluent in English and either Portuguese or Spanish. This role supports customers while helping to maintain a top-tier prequalification system for contractors and suppliers. Following a training period, the position offers a hybrid work schedule commencing July 7, 2025.
SUMMARY
This role requires being fully fluent in both English and either Portuguese or Spanish. The Supplier Success Professional (Customer Service) will assist in developing and maintaining a world-class prequalification system for contractors, suppliers and vendors but being the first point of contact for all Avetta customers.
After the initial 4-8 week training period in office, this role would require a hybrid work schedule in our Calgary office (Tues-Thur in office, Mon/Fri work from home). This position will start on July 7, 2025.
Pay rate: $20.50/hour CAD
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