Big Viking Games

Player Support Specialist – 6-month contract

Big Viking Games

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Canada

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About the role

  • Providing top-notch support to the players in order to help resolve any support tickets.
  • Analyze support ticket data to assess customers needs and achieve a high level of customer satisfaction.
  • Contribute to Big Viking Games products with ideas for appropriate content and themes.
  • Maintain key performance indicators such as net promoter score, Customer Satisfaction, etc.
  • Managing game communities and answering customer support emails.
  • Working alongside the QA team to help squash player-reported bugs.
  • Supporting marketing campaigns through different forums.
  • Ensuring content on community sites is correct & frequent.
  • Acting as a liaison between the players and product owners.

Requirements

  • 1-2 years experience in customer service.
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills, along with the ability to deliver information in an empathetic and concise manner.
  • Strong desire to provide premium service to customers.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, with mastery in multi-tasking.
  • General technical proficiency & internet savvy, including G-suite.
  • Passion for online games.
  • Exceptional attention to detail, so you'll notice we'd like you to mention "Kattegat" in your application.
  • Proven ability to operate autonomously and collaborate cross-functionally in a remote work environment.
Benefits
  • Regular collaboration with a high-performing, passionate team of gamers.
  • High-impact work on established live-ops games.
  • Potential for future contracts or longer-term engagement, based on performance and business needs.

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Soft skills
customer servicewritten communicationoral communicationempathymulti-taskingattention to detailautonomycollaboration