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VANRATH have partnered with a Global Software Organisation that has offices around the globe.
Due to a pending period of maternity the organisation is looking to recruit a Customer Success Executive for 12 months with the intention for a Permanent role
100% Working From Home available - Monday - Friday position
The successful candidate can be homebased or hybrid.
Salary
£22,000 + £4000 Bonus!!
Excellent benefits also included + incentives.
Responsibilities:
To work as part of the Customer Care Team, with a focus on the Higher Education, Further Education and Schools Sectors of the Education Division in meeting its targets and key business goals
The Ideal Candidate:
Need CRM Systems Experience for this position
For further information on this vacancy, or any other Business Support job in Belfast or wider Northern Ireland, please apply via the link below or contact Philip Doherty in the strictest confidence on 02890 330250 or apply via the link on this page.
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