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Technical Support Representative

Remote

Job Summary: 

At Medrio, our purpose is to save 1,000,000 lives by providing clinical researchers with the software tools necessary to chase the next breakthrough in public health. Our success is defined by our customers’ ability to accelerate their research, eliminate hurdles, and maximize their return on investment. We’re committed to supporting our customers (primarily sponsors and CROs in early phase pharma, medical device, and diagnostic clinical research) along their journey of medical discovery. 

Medrio is looking for an enthusiastic and talented individual with a passion for providing a positive customer experience. Our team is focused on results and maintains a high customer satisfaction rating. The role of the Technical Support Representative is to help maintain and bolster customer happiness.  This entry-level position will enable you to learn best practices in customer service, operations, gain expert-level product and industry knowledge, interact with all internal teams and get in on the ground floor with a growing company. Medrio's strong commitment to customer success will provide you with a unique opportunity to become an integral part of Medrio's continued growth.

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Receiving, responding to, tracking and directing technical support calls and e-mails from our customers
  • Managing support case details in case tracking system
  • Prioritize incoming cases in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
  • Acting as support for the sales team, including study management and various marketing tasks
  • Various tasks for QA support
  • Other duties as assigned

Key Metrics for a Technical Support Representative (Measured Quarterly):

  • Customer Satisfaction Score (over 90%)
  • First Contact Resolution (Over 25% of cases)
  • Case Resolved in 1 Business Day (70% of cases)
  • Case Resolved in 3 Business Days (93%)
  • Average workload of approximately 7-10 Technical Support cases/day

First 30/60/90 Days

  • First month is on-boarding, and beginning to take administrative-level tickets to learn workflows and systems
  • Second month we are working in more difficult tickets and answering the phone
  • At the end of 60 days, on-boarding is complete, and are being evaluated against Key Metrics
  • By the end of 90 days, TSR is considered fully ramped and beginning to take on other duties as assigned.

Skills/Areas of Experience:

  • Flexibility to work schedule aligned with Asia Pacific region when required
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience
  • Experience with phone and e-mail support
  • Excellent communications skills, both written and oral
  • Experience giving presentations, training, or related activity
  • Experience with Salesforce, SaaS technology, software support

About Medrio:

Medrio's SaaS offering is a key component in the pipeline of getting lifesaving drugs to the people who need them. We automate the clinic trial process and offer significant advantages over the competition: 75% lower cost, setup in days rather than months, and much better ease of use. Founded in 2005 we are privately owned, profitable, and are currently experiencing geometric growth in terms of customers, revenue, and employees. We believe in wellness! Medrio covers the cost of employee premiums for medical, dental, vision, life and LTD insurance, gym membership, and we promote an atmosphere of work/life balance, including flexible work schedules and unlimited PTO. 

The Medrio team is made up of individuals with a wide array of skills and interests, but all have a passion for providing the best possible user experience for our customers. We are looking for smart, collaborative, creative, and conscientious people to help us expand our product capabilities and better serve our customers.

To see detailed information on the data we collect during the application process, and how Medrio complies with data privacy laws, visit our Careers page.

Salary Range: $50,000 - $60,000

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