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What will you do?
Communication with Red Hat customers / internal stakeholders regarding non-technical and technical support
Guide customers through best practices, product features, and technical requirements
Develop and update support documentation, FAQs, and knowledge base content to enhance the customer self-service experience
Ability to handle multiple tasks and effectively prioritize them to achieve goals and meet business expectations
Work with Red Hat enterprise customers across the globe on a periodical 24x5 support rotation, including shift-based schedules to support global customer
Handle multiple tickets simultaneously, prioritizing based on impact and urgency to meet service level agreements (SLAs)
Diagnosis, troubleshooting, resolution, and/or escalation of issues
Working as a collaborative team member, who puts the customer first and is keen to proactively find solutions
Researching customer issues, and recording information in our knowledge base for future use
Understanding the technical terms enough to probe the right questions to help the technically-focused customers and the engineers to better troubleshoot the issue
A commitment to learning and professional development, which is likely to include studying for Red Hat certifications (e.g. RHCSA, RHCE) in 6 months of joining to stay current with evolving technologies
What will you bring?
3+ years of experience in the customer service industry, gained either through relevant education or work experience
Must have basic RHEL certifications, RHCSA / RHCE. Must have fundamental troubleshooting skills of Yum/DNF/RPM, Installation of RHEL, System upgrade (Online/Offline)
Exceptional customer service skills, with experience working on projects and content creation in a customer facing environment
A passion for problem solving and investigation, coupled with the ability to critically analyze complex issues
Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment while managing multiple priorities
Quick learner with career focused mindset
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