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A leading global cloud-based security provider seeks a Technical Support Specialist to join their Montreal team. This full-time role involves troubleshooting technical issues, providing customer support, and ensuring excellent service delivery to clients while working in a dynamic environment with opportunities for skill development.
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We are looking for a Technical Support Specialist to join our team in Montréal (Quebec, H4N 2M3). This is a full-time position (40 hours per week), with an immediate start date.
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Hornetsecurityis a leading global provider of next-generation cloud-based security, compliance, backup, and security awareness solutions that help companies and organisations of all sizes around the world. Its flagship product, 365 Total Protection, is the most comprehensive cloud security solution for Microsoft 365 on the market. Driven by innovation and cybersecurity excellence, Hornetsecurity is building a safer digital future and sustainable security cultures with its award-winning portfolio. Hornetsecurity operates in more than 120 countries through its international distribution network of 12,000+ channel partners and MSPs. Its premium services are used by more than 125,000 customers.
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