Technical Support Specialist (OMS)

**Technical Support Specialist (OMS)**at Aptos United States - Remote **A Quick Snapshot**As a member of the Aptos Customer Experience Support team you will be providing high quality functional and technical assistance for the Order Management System (OMS) products by supporting the OMS software to retail client integrations including the communication and infrastructure in-between.**Why its a big deal**This is a key role that interfaces directly with Aptos clients to provide comprehensive support services that are vital to their operating efficiency. Engaging our clients differently is more than just a tag line its part of everyday life for our professional support teams!**Heres what youll do:*** Leverage industry and organizational standards, patterns and best practices to address immediate customer issues and support the customer experience* Review incoming support tickets for essential information, provide first responses to clients and research and resolve technical issues.* Determine and provide work arounds to product issues when applicable* Partner with our customers as needed while working through issues.* Consult colleagues concerning performance of software systems* Enhance client satisfaction by ensuring that response, updates and call resolution times occurs within the defined service level guidelines and team goals & objectives* Consistently meet or exceed team and individual objectives related to client satisfaction, quality, and productivity* Partner with customers, as well as internal implementation and product development teams to investigate and apply solutions to issues.* Effectively build and maintain relationships across the company, collaborating with cross-functional peers to establish and maintain organizational best practices, processes and methodologiesHeres what skills and qualifications youll need:* Bachelors in Computer Science, Information Systems or a Technical College certificate* Enthusiastic, quick learner with strong attention to detail* Very strong communication skills along with very good interpersonal skills.* Customer service focused. Polite, professional, and tactful.* Strong technical troubleshooting, analytical, and problem solving skills are essential.* Self-starter who can work in a fast-pace environment* Flexibility to work as part of a rotating on call schedule* Experience working with and debugging web applications and/or services* Possesses the ability to explain technical items in a non-technical way* Familiarity with XML, JSON, and API Support* Experience and knowledge of SQL database structures**Preferred Skills:*** Knowledge of server, and network technology is a plus* Salesforce Service Cloud/JIRA/Atlassian experience is a plus* Experience with the Retail industry and application support is an asset#LI-RemoteLocation (City) * **Voluntary Self-Identification**For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey. Completion of the form is entirely **voluntary**. Whatever your decision, it will not be considered in the hiring process or thereafter. 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