Latest Job Update - HP (Technical Lead)

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Company: HP

Industry type: Information technology and services

Designation: Technical Lead

Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Job type: Full-time

Education Qualification required: 

  • High School: completion of post- primary level education prior to University study. 
  • Typically certified by diploma (i.e., H.S. diploma, "A" levels (U.K), Baccalaureate (France), etc.)

  • 0-1 year experience in relevant technologies and customer environments.
  •  Relevant industry qualification where applicable.


Skills required:

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills in language to be supported.
  • Experience in troubleshooting in a technical environment.
  • Excellent analytical and problem solving skills.
  • Software and hardware knowledge of computing, storage and peripheral devices.
  • Advanced proficiency with case management databases and tools.
  • Superior customer service skills.
  • Phone and remote support experience. E-support experience.

 

Job Overview:

Applies basic foundation of a function's principles, theories and concepts to assignments of limited scope. Uses professional concepts and theoretical knowledge acquired through specialized training, education or previous experience. Develops expertise and practical knowledge of applications within business environment. Acts as team member by providing information, analysis and recommendations in support of team efforts. Exercises independent judgment within defined parameters.

 

Job responsibilities:

·        Successfully resolve technical issues (hardware and software) from incoming internal or                          external businesses and end user's contacts and proactive notification systems.

·        Respond to service, product, technical, and customer- relations questions on subjects such as features, specifications, and repairs on current and discontinued products, parts, and options, based on customer entitlement (warranty through mission-critical). .

·        Resolve incoming internal or external businesses and end user's problems via telephone and e-support.

·        Articulate both in writing and verbally case summary, resolution and add to Knowledge Management System (KMS).

·        Proactively assist customers to avoid or reduce problem occurrence.

·        Represent HP in a face to face customer location visit, industry conference/trade show, vendor meeting, etc.

·        Engages team members for support as required to ensure internal or external business and end user SLA demands are met.

·        Begin to partner with and assist the Sales Pursuit team.

 

 

Application Link:

https://jobs.hp.com/ShowJob/Id/7963/Technical%20Lead?prefilters=none&CloudSearchLocation=none&CloudSearchValue=none

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