Total 4 customer service manager job vacancies in Customer Service category in Indonesia

As a Service Desk Engineer, you are the point of contact for end users and their operational questions, requests, and problems regarding IT services (also applications). Within the Service Desk, you are responsible for first- line solutions to problems in the IT services.

You are responsible for keeping the work environment of the end users productive. The tickets are coming in via different communication channels like phone, chat, and the helpdesk portal. If the ticket cannot be resolved, you will triage it to the right resolution group and make sure the customer’s request is solved.

What you will do

• Supporting users by telephone, chat, portal in a broad area of IT topics like workstation, applications, telephony and network;
• As the SPOC for end users, analyzing the call or ticket and determines how and with whom it can best being solved;
• Registering, solving, communicating, coordinating and following up incidents and problems;
• Communication with end users and back end departments;
• Preparing and providing information (manuals, explanations, presentation) for users and internal IT usage.

As a Service Desk Engineer, you are the point of contact for end users and their operational questions, requests, and problems regarding IT services (also applications). Within the Service Desk, you are responsible for first- line solutions to problems in the IT services.

You are responsible for keeping the work environment of the end users productive. The tickets are coming in via different communication channels like phone, chat, and the helpdesk portal. If the ticket cannot be resolved, you will triage it to the right resolution group and make sure the customer’s request is solved.

What you will do

• Supporting users by telephone, chat, portal in a broad area of IT topics like workstation, applications, telephony and network;
• As the SPOC for end users, analyzing the call or ticket and determines how and with whom it can best being solved;
• Registering, solving, communicating, coordinating and following up incidents and problems;
• Communication with end users and back end departments;
• Preparing and providing information (manuals, explanations, presentation) for users and internal IT usage.

Place in the organization 

The IT Service Desk Engineer reports to the IT Support Manager

Purpose of the function 

The IT Service Desk Engineer is the point of contact for end users for operational questions, requests and problems regarding ICT services (incl. applications). Within the Service Desk, the IT Service Desk Engineer is responsible for first-line solutions to problems in the ICT services. As such, they are directly responsible for keeping the work environment of the end users productive. Tickets are coming in via different communication channels like Phone, Chat, Portal or mail. Most of the tickets will be submitted in a structured way via the IT Service Desk Portal. If the ticket cannot be resolved by the IT Service Desk Engineer, he/she will triage it to the right resolution group and will follow up.  

Service Requests which can be resolved via standard operational procedures will be resolved by the IT Service Desk Engineer.  

The position is in Jakarta and mostly carried out between 12.00 - 10.00 PM WIB to serve users in European time zone. The candidate might also need to work in shifts and in stand-by where applicable. After an initial induction period in the office, you may choose to work largely from home.    

Output area’s  

1. Supporting users by telephone, chat, portal or mail in a broad area of IT topics like workstation, applications, telephony and network. 
2. As the SPOC for end users, the Service Desk Engineer analyses the call or ticket and determines how and with whom it can best being solved. The aim is to solve a high percentage by the Service Desk itself without 0 hubs.  
3. Registering, solving, communicating, coordinating, and following up incidents and problems often under high pressure and directly affecting the production process. Incidents and problems often vary in nature.  
4. Triage tickets to the relevant groups and follow-up 
5. Update the Service Now system with relevant information and   
6. Communication with end users and back-end departments 
7. Preparing and providing information (manuals, explanations, presentation) for users and internal IT usage   

As a Team Leader, you are responsible for ensuring consistency of approach & process across all Customer Support teams.

What you will do:

• Provide strong leadership and guidance to the team
• Motivate, coach, inspire and develop everyone within the team
• Ensure that support cases are prioritised in line with agreed parameters
• Take ownership of customer escalations on a regular basis, striving for timely resolution and performing root cause analysis where required
• Manage the performance and development of everyone within the team. This incorporates 1:1 reviews, supporting personal development plans, ongoing coaching and conducting 6 monthly and annual performance development reviews
• Proactively manage and plan the resolution of all outstanding customer support cases within your area of remit. This includes driving resolution %, whilst also effectively managing aged support cases, with up to date plans to resolve all outstanding cases.
• Effectively plan and review resource availability of the team to ensure adequate resources are available to meet forecast demand. To reassess plans on an ongoing basis and make any necessary adjustments to shrinkage.
• Work with support manager to ensure through induction procedures for new starters.
• As part of the leadership tea, you will be responsible for driving improvements and creating enthusiasm regarding change.
• Foster an environment of continuous improvement and development, measuring success.
• You will need to drive the achievement of SLA’s and KPI’s, including measuring, monitoring, managing, and communicating. You will set SMART objectives to support any key areas of focus.
• To comply with the company’s information  and security requirements and all the company’s business procedures, policies, and ISO/BS standards.