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Cedar in London is seeking a Customer Experience Specialist to join its Customer Engagement team and drive AI adoption while delivering exceptional service for a not-for-profit organisation.
This role focuses on improving customer journeys, increasing self-service, and reducing unnecessary contact by leveraging AI tools and automation across the business.
Location: London (Hybrid, 2 days per week in the office)
Salary: £40,000 - £45,000 per annum
Contract: Permanent
We are working with a well-established, high-profile not-for-profit organisation to recruit a Customer Experience Specialist to join its growing Customer Engagement team and push forward AI adoption.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone who is passionate about delivering exceptional customer experiences and interested in how AI and automation can make customer journeys simpler, more efficient and more accessible.
This is not a technical AI development or coding role. We are looking for a customer-focused individual who understands what great service looks like, enjoys improving processes and can identify opportunities to use existing AI tools and technology more effectively.
Working within a collaborative team, you will play a key role in improving customer journeys, increasing self-service opportunities and reducing unnecessary customer contact. You will work closely with colleagues across the organisation, using customer feedback, operational insight and data to influence change and deliver measurable improvements.
The organisation offers a fast-paced, supportive and engaging environment where people are encouraged to challenge existing ways of working, share ideas and make a genuine difference.
Key Responsibilities
We are particularly interested in candidates who have a strong background in customer experience, customer engagement, relationship management or service improvement, combined with a genuine enthusiasm for AI and emerging technology.
Ideally, you will demonstrate: