Technical Support Specialist

Higher Logic; United States; Remote; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Higher Logic is a cloud-based engagement platform provider seeking a Technical Support Specialist to help customers effectively use our software solutions. This customer-facing role emphasizes strong service, clear communication, and proficient problem solving across multiple support channels.

You will troubleshoot issues, guide users through setup and usage, and collaborate with product teams to resolve complex inquiries for organizations ranging from small businesses to enterprises.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering technical support to customers.

Responsibilities

• Assist customers to use Higher Logic software across channels.
• Troubleshoot issues and guide setup.
• Collaborate with product/engineering to resolve complex inquiries.

Job description

Higher Logic is an industry leader in cloud-based engagement platforms. Our data-driven approach gives organizations an expanded suite of engagement capabilities, including online communities and marketing automation. From the initial web visit to renewal and ongoing engagement, we help you track and manage interactions along each stage of the digital customer experience.Organizations worldwide use Higher Logic to bring people all together, by giving their community a home where they can interact, share ideas, answer questions, and stay connected. Everything we do - the tools and features in our software, our services, partnerships, best practices - drives our ultimate goal of making your organization successful.

The Technical Support Specialist's primary responsibility is to help our customers successfully use Higher Logic's software solutions. This role provides outstanding technical support and customer service through multiple support channels to customers ranging from small businesses to large enterprises. As a customer-facing role, the Technical Support Specialist must possess strong service and communication skills, use sound judgment, and be an effective troubleshooter with a passion for investigating and resolving customer problems.

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