Serve as the first point of contact for clients, triaging, troubleshooting, documenting, escalating, and resolving issues with software solutions. Respond through support portals, email, and phone; prioritize multiple cases; collaborate with internal teams; and maintain ticket records and knowledge-base documentation. The role requires familiarity with Linux, SQL, and Python or Perl scripting, along with strong communication, organization, empathy, and client relationship skills.
The Client Support Analyst acts as the initial point of contact for clients seeking assistance and oversees the initial triage, troubleshooting, escalation, and resolution of customer issues.
This role involves engaging with clients to address inquiries regarding products and implemented solutions, as well as troubleshooting and resolving issues while upholding high standards of customer service. Candidates must possess strong communication skills, and a curious solution-oriented mindset, ensuring that clients feel valued and respected. Moreover, Client Support Analysts are expected to be familiar with Linux systems, the basics of SQL, and Python or Perl scripting.
In addition to basic technical expertise, maintaining strong relationships with clients is crucial for fostering client loyalty and promoting product adoption. Successful candidates must demonstrate excellent time management, relationship-building, and organizational skills.
Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide excellent customer service to BlueMatrix clients, teammates, and cross-functional peers through consistent and thoughtful behavior aligned with BlueMatrix’s values.
- Respond to client inquiries submitted via BlueMatrix’s support portal, email, and phone
- Identify, evaluate, and diagnose basic technical issues reported by clients related to the BlueMatrix’s software solutions.
- Prioritize a support activity based on customer impact and manage time effectively to meet client needs.
- Collaborate with peers to efficiently deliver issue resolution.
- Route complex issues to higher level resources for resolution, as required.
- Gather and document client issue information, log customer communications, and maintain records of issue resolutions within the BlueMatrix’s ticketing system.
- Author, edit, and actively contribute to the improvement of knowledge base articles, FAQs, and functional documentation related to the BlueMatrix’s proprietary software.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- 1+ year of experience in technical support or a client-facing role within a technology environment.
- Strong interpersonal and phone communication skills, with the ability to listen actively, convey empathy, and maintain a professional tone during live customer interactions.
- Clear and concise written communication skills, including the ability to document case history, summarize technical findings, and escalate issues effectively for internal teams.
- Diligent attention to detail in capturing key technical and client information throughout the support process to ensure accurate and consistent issue handling.
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple client issues simultaneously while effectively prioritizing tasks and managing time in a fast-paced environment.
- Comfortable using support ticketing platforms (e.g., Salesforce, Zendesk, Jira).
- Ability to be consistently productive while working remotely, with access to a quiet work area with a reliable high speed internet connection.
- Good understanding of:
- Linux (navigating, file structure, basic commands, connecting to databases)- SQL (writing and executing basic queries)- Python and/or Perl scripting (debugging and applying minor updates)
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Basic understanding of systems and applications and aptitude to learn quickly.
- Patient and empathetic demeanor in high-pressure situations.
- Follows structured troubleshooting and escalates when needed.
- Strong documentation habits and detail orientation.
- Aware of data privacy and handles sensitive data responsibly.
- Adapts to product changes and evolving client needs.
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment.
- Introductory exposure to:
o Git and version controlo Kibana or similar dashboards to view application logso HTML/CSS structure as it relates to UI issueso Cybersecurity principles (e.g., phishing, data handling)o Basic understanding of web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)o Excel (formulas, sorting, filters)
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, and talk or hear. The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 10 pounds. The expectation of this role is to be able to meet these requirements in a home or work office setting.
WHAT WE DO
BlueMatrix develops one-of-a-kind web applications for the authoring, distribution, and analysis of investment research, and for internal knowledge management and digital communications. Our mission is to streamline the publishing process on a global scale.
WHY WORK WITH US
The BlueMatrix team is made up of ambitious and passionate people who have turned technology development and client service into an art. Many have dedicated the majority of their career to growing the BlueMatrix brand and helping shape the investment research marketplace.
With locations in New York City, Durham, London, Edinburgh, and Timisoara, Romania, we collaborate across the globe for a unique perspective on the impact of technology in our industry.
You can also count on:
o Competitive Compensation (based on experience)
o Health Care Plan
o Generous Vacation/Personal Days
o Generous Referral Program
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