Night Shift Remote Technical Support & Customer Service Representative – Empowering Customer Excellence for Nexlith

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About Skillifyx and the Opportunity Nexlith is a globally recognized leader in delivering innovative technology solutions and world‑class customer experiences. Our mission is to connect people with the devices they love—smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables, and emerging tech—while ensuring every interaction feels personal, helpful, and memorable. As part of a rapidly expanding remote workforce, you will join a diverse community of problem‑solvers who thrive in a fast‑paced, inclusive environment that celebrates growth, collaboration, and continuous learning. This role is specifically designed for night‑owl professionals who enjoy the flexibility of working from home while delivering top‑tier technical support and customer service. Whether you are troubleshooting a hardware glitch, guiding a customer through software setup, or simply offering a friendly ear, you will be the voice that transforms a challenging moment into a positive experience. At Workora, we invest heavily in your success—offering comprehensive training, mentorship, and clear pathways to advance into higher‑impact positions. Key Responsibilities Customer Interaction & Support Provide inbound and outbound assistance using a structured call flow guide while maintaining a warm, empathetic tone. Diagnose and resolve technical issues related to smartphones, tablets, laptops, wearables, and associated software platforms. Utilize multiple communication channels—including phone, chat, and email—to address customer inquiries efficiently. Document each interaction accurately in our CRM system, ensuring timely follow‑up and data integrity. Identify opportunities to upsell or cross‑sell additional Hiretide products and services when appropriate. Maintain an up‑to‑date knowledge base of client products, emerging features, and common troubleshooting steps. Deliver expert, solution‑focused experiences that reinforce Taskzeno’s reputation for excellence. Technical Problem Solving Analyze hardware and software symptoms, reproduce issues, and apply proven fix‑it procedures. Escalate complex cases to Tier‑2 or specialized teams with clear, concise summaries and relevant logs. Collaborate with product development and quality assurance to relay recurring problems and suggest enhancements. Participate in daily knowledge‑sharing huddles to disseminate new findings and best practices. Continuous Improvement & Learning Engage in ongoing training modules covering new device releases, operating system updates, and emerging technologies. Provide feedback on training materials and process documentation to help refine future learning experiences. Essential Qualifications Customer‑focused mindset: Demonstrated ability to build rapport and trust quickly. Minimum of 1 + year experience in a customer service or support role, preferably in a tech‑oriented environment. Willingness and ability to work the evening or overnight shift (typically 10 PM – 6 AM EST). High school diploma or GED; additional post‑secondary education is a plus. Reliable, quiet home workspace with no background distractions. Strong multi‑tasking capability in a fast‑paced setting. Eagerness to learn new technologies and adapt to evolving product portfolios. Exceptional problem‑solving skills, including the ability to ask probing questions that lead to swift resolutions. Proficient computer navigation skills; solid understanding of Windows‑based PCs. Own a desktop or laptop suitable for PC and internet testing; a work‑provided computer may be issued at the company’s discretion. High‑speed broadband internet (wired connection only – no satellite, mobile hotspot, or wireless‑only setups). Smartphone with a functional data plan for authentication and testing purposes. Legal residence in the United States or a valid U.S. mailing address. Preferred Qualifications & Nice‑to‑Have Skills Prior technical support experience handling hardware and software issues. Familiarity with iOS, macOS, Android, or comparable operating systems. Experience using remote desktop tools, ticketing systems (e.g., Zendesk, ServiceNow), and CRM platforms. Basic understanding of networking concepts (Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, VPN). Certification such as CompTIA A+, Google IT Support, or similar. Core Skills & Competencies for Success Communication Excellence: Clear, concise verbal and written articulation of technical concepts for non‑technical audiences. Empathy & Patience: Ability to remain composed and helpful when customers are frustrated or confused. Analytical Thinking: Quick diagnosis of problems using logical reasoning and structured troubleshooting frameworks. Time Management: Efficiently prioritize tasks to meet service level agreements (SLAs) while handling multiple tickets. Team Collaboration: Open sharing of knowledge, willingness to assist peers, and proactive contribution to team goals. Adaptability: Comfortable navigating frequent product updates, policy changes, and new support tools. Career Development & Learning Pathways

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