Top Remote Entry Level Customer Success Jobs in Spokane, WA

The Customer Support Specialist at Whop will manage user inquiries via Intercom, troubleshoot issues, and work collaboratively to enhance customer satisfaction. The role involves direct communication with customers, problem-solving, and participating in team meetings to improve support services. Prior experience in customer support is required, along with strong communication skills.

The Customer Success Manager will build relationships with customers, ensuring they get maximum value from the BuildOps software. Responsibilities include engaging customers, becoming a product expert, developing success plans, monitoring usage metrics, and collaborating with teams to enhance the customer experience. The role involves up to 50% travel to support customer implementations.

The Payroll Software Support Associate will provide phone and email support for the Payroll and TimeTracker products, utilizing problem-solving skills to address customer technical issues, logging interactions in Salesforce, and contributing to a knowledge base.

The Customer Support Specialist will provide frontline support to customers via chat and email, resolve inquiries, achieve productivity goals, escalate technical issues, and maintain a professional and friendly demeanor while collaborating with internal teams and documenting solutions.

The PLEX ERP Specialist will be responsible for developing and implementing finance processes, providing user support, documenting ERP system requirements, and conducting training. They will work on optimizing financial workflows and systems alignment while supporting ERP applications specific to the aerospace industry.

The Customer Success Manager will ensure clients have a smooth experience with Enerex's software by guiding onboarding, delivering training sessions, creating documentation, offering customer support, and managing client relationships. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to advocate for client needs and gather feedback.

As a Loss Control Representative, you'll assess commercial auto risks, improve risk selection, and provide services to enhance relationships with agency partners and insureds. Your role involves creating loss control reports, using technology for risk reduction, and assisting with special projects while also performing training and communication duties.