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Technical Service Specialist

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Graduate Engineer, Norwich: As a Technical Service Specialist in the retail industry, you will support customers by resolving technical issues and ensuring a seamless service experience. This role in Maidenhead requires a detail-oriented individual with excellent problem-solving skills.

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Graduate Engineer, Norwich: The employer is a medium-sized organisation operating within the Pharmaceuticals / Medical Devices industry, known for its customer-focused approach. They strive to deliver exceptional service and maintain strong technical support standards.

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Graduate Engineer, Norwich:

Provide first-line technical support to customers (likely to be Lab Staff) via phone, email, or other communication channels.
Diagnose and resolve technical issues promptly to minimise customer downtime.
Maintain accurate records of customer interactions and resolutions.
Collaborate with internal teams to escalate and resolve complex issues.
Assist in creating and updating technical documentation and FAQs for customers.
Offer guidance on the use and maintenance of products and services.
Monitor trends in customer queries to identify potential improvements to service offerings.
Ensure compliance with company policies and standards during all interactions.Profile

A successful Technical Service Specialist should have:

You will have a degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a Medical Technology Degree
Strong problem-solving and analytic skills to diagnose technical issues.
Experience building or designing - This can be degree specific or something like maintaining a car or repair drones in you personal like.
A customer-focused mindset with a commitment to delivering high-quality service.
Ability to work collaboratively within a team and independently when needed.
Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Based in Norwich and ideally drive or at least be happy attending work on customer sites locally to NorwichJob Offer

Competitive salary ranging between £35,000 and £38,000, depending on experience.
Fixed-term contract providing stability and structure.
Opportunity to work in the retail industry with a focus on technical service excellence.
Located in Norwich, offering a convenient and accessible workplace.
Supportive company culture with a focus on professional development

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