Business Technical Support I, Spectrum Business

This role requires the ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future. How can your technical skills help mid and large business clients achieve reliable connectivity at Spectrum? As a Business Technical Support agent, you will be the primary contact for clients using Spectrum’s data, voice, video and managed services. Working alongside internal teams, you will resolve issues quickly and uphold service standards that keep business operations running smoothly. How You’ll Make an Impact Serve as the main point of contact for mid and large business clients, managing communications and escalations for Spectrum’s data, voice, video and managed services Respond to client issues reported through phone, trouble tickets, email and portals, consistently meeting established quality and productivity benchmarks Document technical issues in Spectrum’s systems and coordinate fixes with internal and external teams Support clients on network technologies including Fiber Internet Access, Ethernet, Unified Communications, Trunking, TV, Managed Network, Managed Security and Managed WiFi Troubleshoot incidents involving WAN/LAN topologies, fiber and voice technologies, plus large corporate hardware and software environments Maintain accurate client records in relevant tools and systems Advocate for client issues, track escalations and provide timely updates during service-impacting events Working Conditions Office-based environment What You’ll Bring to Spectrum Required Qualifications Education Diploma in a technical field or equivalent education and training Experience 3-4+ years technical support experience in TAC, NOC or contact center environments, or networking certification or training with 0-1 years related experience 0-1+ years’ experience with at least one of the following: Fiber Internet Access, High Speed Data, Ethernet, Managed Network Services, Managed Security Services, Managed WiFi Services, Trunking, Unified Communications or TV Services 0-1+ years network troubleshooting in a 24x7 Operations Center Skills Ability to read, write, speak and understand English Ability to deliver excellent client service Ability to identify, analyze and troubleshoot technical issues efficiently Ability to isolate equipment, facility and network component problems Ability to prioritize, organize and follow established procedures Sound judgment and initiative Ability to master technical support tools and systems Knowledge of network protocols, routers, switches, VPN, CWDM, HFC plant, routing policies, WiFi and VoIP platforms Knowledge of Windows, Word, Excel and Outlook Knowledge of coax and fiber technologies Adherence to company policies, procedures and standards Preferred Qualifications Education Cisco or Juniper Certification such as CCENT, CCNA, JCNIA, JNCSP or equivalent #LI-EW1 Here, our employees don’t just have jobs, they're building careers. That’s why we offer a comprehensive pay and benefits package that rewards employees for their contributions to our success, supporting all aspects of their well-being at every stage of life. A qualified applicant’s criminal history, if any, will be considered in a manner consistent with applicable laws, including local ordinances.

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