Technical Support Engineer, 3D CAD

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by lisa, Feb 9, 2007.

  1. lisa

    lisa Guest

    I was hoping someone might know of appropriate technical support
    engineers who are looking for a new opportunity. We are currently
    looking for a technical support engineer to join our company.

    The position is for a full time employee - not contractor, and is
    located onsite in Massachusetts. Local candidates only. The position
    description is provided below for your review.

    Technical Support Engineer, 3D CAD Systems
    The Support Engineer provides comprehensive telephone/web/e-mail/chat
    technical and application support to our customers and channel
    partners. The candidate must be able to work directly with customers
    in high-pressure situations; have strong analytic, organizational,
    time management, and communication skills; thrive in a team
    environment; and possess the willingness to do whatever it takes to
    achieve the highest customer satisfaction. The candidate will interact
    with development and QA team to investigate and resolve issues. The
    job responsibilities include but are not limited to analyze, track and
    resolve customer issues in a professional, timely manner; identify
    alternate application approaches when necessary and communicate them
    to customers; develop and implement web based support initiatives
    including knowledge bases, technical/modeling techniques and model
    libraries.

    Requirements
    · Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or a related field
    · 2-3 years customer support experience for 3D CAD system
    · Excellent verbal and written communication skills
    · Outstanding interpersonal and telephone skills are a must.
    · Strong problem solving skills
    · Ability to function and thrive in a team environment with an
    appreciation of aggressive goals
    · Energetic, with a strong desire to succeed.

    For more information email .
     
    lisa, Feb 9, 2007
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