i3 Verticals
Software Support Analyst I (Remote - Louisiana Territory Required)
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Provide front-line technical support for proprietary software via phone, email, and remote access. Troubleshoot, resolve, document, and escalate issues; deploy and train clients on software; build relationships with clients, developers, and internal teams.
JOB TITLE: Software Support Analyst I
REPORTS TO: Team Lead
JOB LOCATION: Remote Louisiana
TRAVEL: 5-10% travel required
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Provide front-line technical support for our proprietary software applications via phone, email and remote access in a timely manner to external clients.
- Build and maintain effective relationships with team members, management, in-house software developers and clients.
- Identify, troubleshoot and resolve application issues.
- Communicate and escalate issues that cannot be resolved to the appropriate team member(s).
- Document all reported issues and task details; analyze gathered data.
- Deploy and provide training on software applications to new clients and new versions to current clients.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS (EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE):
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Two (2) years related experience
- Must have a proficient understanding of computer and technical concepts
- Must have strong troubleshooting skills
- Must have strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to prioritize workload and manage multiple responsibilities effectively
Qualifications Education Required High School or better. Experience Required 2 yrs of software support experience Equal Opportunity Employer
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