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Triage Specialist - Technical Support

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TRIAGE SPECIALIST – TECHNICAL SUPPORT
LOCATION:
London – 2–3 days onsite
CONTRACT:
12 months
RATE:
£33 PAYE per hour (negotiable)
HOURS:
40 hours per week
START DATE:
As soon as possible
JOB DESCRIPTION
We are recruiting for a Triage Specialist II to support a global technology organisation’s advertising, commerce and creator products.
You will investigate complex technical issues, manage high-priority client escalations and work closely with Engineering, Product and Sales teams to identify root causes, resolve issues and improve support processes.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Lead investigations into complex, high-impact customer issues and product bugs.
- Troubleshoot advertising technologies, APIs, campaign platforms, conversion tracking, SDKs and pixels.
- Analyse data, interpret logs and review API integrations to identify root causes.
- Manage urgent escalations involving high-value advertisers and campaigns.
- Work with Engineering, Product and Sales teams to drive resolution.
- Explain complex technical issues clearly to clients and non-technical stakeholders.
- Prioritise competing requests and manage multiple escalations independently.
- Identify recurring issues and recommend preventative solutions.
- Create and improve SOPs, knowledge articles and technical documentation.
- Adapt quickly to new products, features and changing workflows.
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SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
- At least two years’ experience in digital advertising, ad-tech or technology.
- Experience in technical support, client solutions, product support, ad operations or technical account management.
- Strong troubleshooting experience involving APIs, logs or web technologies.
- Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and HTTP.
- Experience working with SQL and RESTful APIs.
- Experience supporting a multi-million-pound or multi-million-dollar book of business.
- Strong customer-facing communication skills and a consultative approach.
- Ability to translate technical concepts into clear, accessible language.
- Comfortable working autonomously in an ambiguous, fast-paced environment.
- Familiarity with AI tools used to improve productivity and quality.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Marketing or a related subject.


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