Top Customer Support Jobs in San Diego, CA

Phone-based client advocate who assesses situations, determines eligibility for benefits/compensation, advises next steps, and navigates internal tools (Salesforce). Handles sensitive conversations with empathy, works at high volume, and is measured by client impact and performance metrics. No prior legal experience required.

Provides technical support and customer service for Vistage’s online platforms, mobile apps, events, and scheduling tools. Responds to users through phone, email, chat, and member websites; troubleshoots browser, connectivity, login, performance, and integration issues; documents and escalates cases in Salesforce; creates support documentation; trains users; and participates in an after-hours on-call rotation. Supports both external members and internal staff, including backup helpdesk assistance.

Provides operational, administrative, and customer support across member programs, including responding to inquiries, onboarding members and Chairs, driving resource adoption, tracking engagement metrics, preparing communications, coordinating webinars, maintaining platform content, gathering feedback, and managing cross-functional follow-ups.

Supports math and language arts instruction for advanced students through one-on-one assistance, classroom management, grading, feedback, and relationship-building. The role is in person at the Carmel Valley campus in San Diego, with weekday evening and weekend availability required. Candidates must be at least 16, possess strong math and language arts skills, communicate effectively, and be legally authorized to work in the United States.

Coordinates education program bookings and reservations for schools, families, community groups, and organizations. Provides customer service, promotes programs, manages schedules, waitlists, transfers, refunds, cancellations, attendance records, and program communications. Supports reporting, payment processing, invoicing, refunds, accounts receivable, and collection follow-up. Maintains accurate data in reservation, ticketing, and project management systems while coordinating with internal departments to ensure smooth program delivery.

Serve as primary customer contact across phone, email, and live chat; answer product questions, assist with orders, tracking, returns, and loyalty programs; resolve complaints, document interactions, and provide feedback to improve products and service.

Provide front-desk customer service and sales at a chiropractic clinic: check in patients, process POS transactions, answer phones, re-engage inactive members, promote and sell memberships/packages, maintain clinic cleanliness, and support team goals. Role is part-time (weekends) with bonus potential.

Provides customer service and administrative support for the U.S. Navy’s Identification Card Administration program. Verifies identities and eligibility, issues military identification and CAC cards, updates DEERS records, processes PIN resets and PKI certificates, maintains RAPIDS workstations, and answers customer inquiries. The role requires a high school diploma, customer service experience, relevant HR or military personnel experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and a favorably adjudicated Tier 3 security investigation.

Provides phone and in-person customer service for ticket purchases, exchanges, subscriptions, will-call distribution, and patron questions. Accurately processes transactions using ticketing systems, explains productions, seating, and policies, and maintains knowledge of The Old Globe’s programming. Requires availability for nights, weekends, and Tuesday-Sunday shifts, along with strong communication and computer skills.

Greets service customers, answers incoming calls, updates customer information, checks open recalls, reviews repair orders, processes payments, and partners with service advisors to deliver excellent customer service. The role requires strong communication, computer proficiency, organization, integrity, teamwork, problem-solving, and follow-up skills. A high school diploma or equivalent is required, and bilingual ability is preferred.

Provides administrative and client support for human services programs. Responsibilities include handling inbound and outbound inquiries, resolving support tickets, documenting contacts, maintaining records for audits, routing correspondence, learning program rules and operating platforms, and assisting clients and staff. The role requires strong communication, troubleshooting, organization, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively with people with disabilities in a full-time, in-office environment.