Technical Support Specialist
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Cives in Palermo
Full-Time - In-person or Remote - Dublin / Italy (Lombardy, Sicily) / Remote
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- Competitive Salary
- Receive a competitive salary that reflects your skills, experience, and contributions.
- Performance Bonuses
- Earn performance bonuses that reward your hard work and outstanding achievements.
- Remote/Smart Work
- Enjoy the flexibility of remote work to balance productivity and personal life.
- Professional Development
- Grow your skills with training, workshops, and career advancement resources.
- Inclusive Environment
- Thrive in a supportive, diverse, and collaborative workplace culture.
- Recognition Programs
- Be celebrated for your contributions through awards and recognition initiatives.
About USCives ( ) is a leading software company, dedicated to providing innovative solutions based on conferencing for the Public Sector worldwide.
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Technical Support Specialist to join our dynamic team.
Job OverviewAs a Technical Support Specialist, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality technical assistance related to our products and services. You will leverage your expertise in IT Service Management (ITSM) concepts and various moder web development frameworks to provide timely and effective support to our clients and internal teams.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical support and troubleshooting on Cives systems and applications.
- Respond to and resolve customer inquiries and issues via phone, email, and live chat.
- Utilize ITSM tools and processes to manage service requests, incidents, and change management.
- Document and track issues and resolutions in our support database.
- Collaborate with the Engineering team in Cives to escalate and resolve complex issues.
- Design the Cives product continuous improvement strategy based on the user experience feedbac