Provide Tier-2 technical support for mortgage services: troubleshoot web and networking issues, analyze SQL and error logs, manage service connections and XML mappings, communicate with stakeholders, prioritize incidents, and promote security and quality.
Technical Support Analyst (Mortgage Services)
Job Description
- Advanced troubleshooting skills, detail oriented, quick learner
- Deep knowledge of web technologies
- SQL, Error Logs, Service Connections, Azure, DNS / Networking, XML mapping, etc.
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to multi-task and dynamically prioritize issues
- Passionate about security and risk mitigation
- Focus on quality and efficiency
- 2+ years in prior technical support role preferred
- Mortgage Knowledge recommended but not imperative
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