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Open Exchange Inc

Level 1 Support Specialist

City of London
£13 – £18/hr
Posted 1 day ago
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Position Overview

OpenExchange is seeking a Part-Time Level 1 Support Specialist with dual responsibilities across Product and IT Support and Delivery Video Specialist functions, handling incoming tickets across a varied range of Product, operational, and IT areas. Within a small but crucial team, you will be responsible for resolving issues you can own directly and triaging those that need to go further — getting the right tickets to the right people, fast.

This is a role for someone who is organised, methodical, and comfortable switching between different types of work: one moment you might be setting up a new user account, the next investigating a post-event issue or ensuring Salesforce data is clean and accurate. You will be responsible for managing your queue of tickets within expected SLAs, and for delivering first-class service to internal and external customers.

The position is designed as a 15 to 40-hour-per-week IT Support role. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong technical aptitude, cross-functional collaboration skills, and the ability to perform in fast-paced, client-facing environments.

Key Responsibilities

Product Support & Triage

  • Act as the first line of response for product-related tickets across OE Central, Passport, OE Stream, Podium, and related platforms
  • Gather the right information from the reporter, reproduce issues where possible, and assess severity and impact
  • Resolve straightforward product queries and configuration questions directly, using the Product Knowledge Base as your primary resource
  • Escalate complex or unresolved product issues with clear, well-documented context

Setup & Configuration

  • Create and manage user accounts across OE platforms
  • Handle configuration tasks including CSV schedule uploads, blueprint and template management
  • Support clients and internal teams with standard setup requests, following documented processes

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IT Operations & User Management

  • Handle user onboarding and offboarding requests — setting up accounts, configuring access, and ensuring everything is in place for day one
  • Process hardware and software requests, coordinating with relevant teams to fulfil them
  • Troubleshoot common IT issues, using all available resources — including AI tools and the Knowledge Base — to find solutions; resolving what you can and escalating more complex problems to dedicated IT resource

Event Delivery Logging

  • Review post-event issue tickets raised by internal teams, ensuring they are accurately categorised and contain sufficient detail
  • Route logged issues to the appropriate team for investigation — Product, Delivery, or IT — based on issue type

Salesforce Administration

  • Carry out routine Salesforce admin tasks including merging duplicate records and editing orders
  • Maintain data quality standards and flag anomalies to the relevant team

Knowledge & Process

  • Use the Product Knowledge Base as the go-to resource for issue resolution — and flag gaps where articles are missing or out of date
  • Document ticket resolutions clearly and consistently, contributing to a reliable record of known issues and fixes
  • Use AI tools actively and effectively across your work — whether that’s troubleshooting an IT issue, drafting a response, or researching an unfamiliar error
  • See AI as a powerful tool, but not a crutch. It is critical that you understand the answer, verify it works, document it properly, and ensure the end user gets a clear, accurate response

Required Qualifications

Experience & Background

  • 1+ years’ experience in a support, helpdesk, or operations role
  • Exposure to IT support tasks such as user administration, hardware requests, or software troubleshooting
  • Experience working with a ticketing or CRM system (e.g. Freshdesk, Zendesk, Salesforce, Jira)
  • Experience in a SaaS, virtual events, or technology services environment is a plus

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Skills & Attributes

  • Organised and methodical — able to manage a varied, fast-moving ticket queue without dropping the ball
  • Clear communicator, written and verbal — clients and colleagues should always know where things stand
  • Comfortable using software products and picking up new tools quickly
  • Knows when to escalate — confident enough to resolve what’s in scope, disciplined enough not to overreach
  • Positive attitude toward AI tools — curious about how they can make the job faster and better
  • A team player who contributes to shared knowledge, not just their own queue

WORK SCHEDULE

  • Availability of 15 - 40 hours per week is required during UK business hours.
  • Flexibility to provide additional or last-minute support as operational needs arise

Learning & Development

We will provide training, but you must be ready to:

  • Become familiar with all OpenExchange products within the first 90 days
  • Build confidence with the Product Knowledge Base as your primary support resource
  • Develop a solid understanding of our client base and the environments in which our platform is used
  • Grow into broader responsibilities over time

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  • A front-row seat to a specialist virtual events technology business serving investment banks and corporate IR teams
  • A varied, fast-moving role with real ownership from day one
  • A supportive team environment with a clear development path
  • Remote working flexibility
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