Ventrica
Customer Service Advisor - Immediate Start

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Do you champion fashion and standing out from the crowd? Are you passionate about ensuring that customers’ needs are met with care and expertise? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you!
As part of our dynamic outsourced contact centre, you’ll play a vital role in maintaining the highest standards of customer service while representing Dr. Martens - a brand that stands for individuality, self-expression, and the spirit of rebellion.
Dr. Martens is a global leader in distinctive, high-quality footwear that has become an icon in fashion, beloved by customers worldwide. If you’re excited to join a brand that celebrates boldness and creativity, this is the role for you.
Please note, this role starts on 19/08/2026 and is a 3 month fixed term contract.
What you will be responsible for:
- Acting as the first point of contact for all customer queries and providing expert product advice, ensuring customers feel heard and valued.
- Proactively managing escalations, handling returns/exchanges, order status inquiries, and providing clear, accurate information on logistics timelines.
- Serving as a bold brand ambassador for Dr. Martens, delivering exceptional customer service that reflects the unique, rebellious spirit of the brand.
- Providing outstanding service across multiple platforms: telephone, social media, web chat, and email.
- Ensuring that the customer is at the heart of every conversation, leaving them with a memorable and positive experience that builds trust and loyalty.
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What you’ll bring to the table:
- A genuine passion for delivering excellent customer service, always maintaining an empathetic and customer-first approach.
- Boldness in handling a variety of customer inquiries, confidently resolving issues and turning challenges into positive experiences.
- Outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to adapt your style to suit each customer while maintaining professionalism and trust.
- Experience working in a customer-facing environment, especially within fashion, footwear, or retail industries, is highly advantageous.
- Strong IT skills and the ability to navigate customer service software with ease.
- A self-motivated, proactive attitude, with the ability to manage objections and turn difficult situations into opportunities to enhance the customer experience.
- A genuine interest in Dr. Martens and/or footwear is a plus, as this passion will help you connect with customers in a meaningful way.
Hours and Location Requirement:
- 40 hours per week
- 09:00-18:00 Monday to Friday
- Fully remote, but you must be based in the UK whilst working
Homeworking Eligibility:
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Windows
- MUST be a Windows 11 compatible machine, but MUST also be equipped with the following:
- Windows 11 25H2 or later
- 8th Generation (or later) Intel i5 processor or 3rd Gen (or later) AMD Ryzen processor
- 16GB RAM Minimum
- 15GB+ Free Storage Space
Apple/macOS
- MUST be equipped with the following:
- macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
- 16GB RAM Minimum
- 15GB+ Free Storage Space
Please note: We do not allow Chromebooks or support Windows devices running in ‘S Mode’.
Hardware & Software: Mobile Phone
You MUST have an Apple or Android smartphone equipped with either iOS 18.0 (or later) or Android version 14.0 (or later). This is required as part of the multi-factor authentication setup to safeguard your Ventrica account.
Minimum Speed Requirements:
- Ping ms Maximum 20ms
- DOWNLOAD Mbps Minimum 20 MBps
- UPLOAD Mbps Minimum 5Mbps
Please be advised we do not support any connection based on mobile networks
Who are Ventrica?
At Ventrica, we don’t just meet customer expectations—we exceed them. We’re a company fuelled by passion for technology and customer service, boldness in how we innovate, and trust in the relationships we build with clients and customers alike. As we continue to grow, we are looking for passionate individuals who can help shape the future of customer service with bold ideas and a commitment to excellence.
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