WorkJam is the world’s first digital frontline workplace, connecting the entire deskless workforce to work in perfect harmony. WorkJam is a fully modular super app that solves the most common problems faced by frontline enterprises around the world through task management, shift swapping and scheduling, two-way communication, and training.
We’re proud of our dedicated teams who are driven to make a difference for millions of frontline employees, which lead us to be recognized among TIME’s 100 most influential companies of 2023.
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At WorkJam, our core values are respect and include, unify, make a difference and lead from the front. WorkJam is a high growth global organisation with operations in North America, Europe, and Australia with our head office based in Montreal. Learn more at WorkJam.com
We’re looking for somebody to join our fast-growing support team who will assist with supporting our various customers worldwide. As a Service Desk Specialist at WorkJam you will interact directly with customers through the ticketing system, via Email, and over the phone while receiving and responding to their incidents and requests.
You will perform hands on technical troubleshooting and document detailed tickets while identifying and providing creative workarounds wherever possible. Understanding the unique needs of each customer will play a vital role in your ability to assign priorities and actively follow up with support teams while providing updates to customers.
In our Agile and fast-paced environment you will be continuously interacting and consulting with team members company-wide to solve complex problems and provide insight on new features. You will also participate and contribute to projects and activities in alignment with the departmental and company goals.
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Joining WorkJam means being part of an organization that truly believes in equity and diversity. We support and empower everyone, no matter your ethnicity, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, identity, or disability. The masculine is used to lighten the text.