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Required Knowledge Skills and Abilities Must work independently and have sound judgement in decision makingWorking knowledge of EPIC, Cognos and ShiftAdmin for schedulingMust have proficiency in reporting and data analytics and the ability to work with reporting tools including Tableau, Qualtrics, Trello, and Q-reviewsMust possess excellent customer service recovery skills.
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TechTutors serve as consultants to students who are interested in improving their knowledge of software and tools such as the Office, Google, and Adobe suites, Canva, and Qualtrics. TechTutors serve as consultants to students who are interested in improving their knowledge of software and tools such as the Office, Google, and Adobe suites, Canva, and Qualtrics.
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Professionals in this position should have deep CRM process and configuration expertise in SAP CX across all areas of the CRM portfolio including Lead & Opportunity Management, Territory Management, Quote & Order Management, Service Tickets, Call Center, and integration to SAP ERP/ Commerce/Emarsys/CDP/CDC/CPQ/FSM/Qualtrics/BTP. Experience in SAP FSM, SAP CPQ, Emarsys, BTP is a plus.
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