CX Specialist - Midwest
Indexed description
Primary Responsibilities
Customer Relationship Management
- Serve as the primary point of contact for an assigned book of customers, building strong, trust-based relationships over time
- Own the closure of action items for the customer.
- Proactively check in with customers on open jobs, upcoming maintenance needs, and equipment status — don't wait for them to call.
- Anticipate customer needs based on equipment history, seasonal patterns, and prior conversations.
- Handle inbound service requests with urgency, empathy, and accuracy.
- Act as the liaison between sales, dispatch/operations, and field technicians to ensure jobs are scheduled, resourced, and communicated correctly.
- Proactively follow up with internal teams on job status, parts availability, and scheduling conflicts rather than waiting to be asked.
- Flag potential delays, parts issues, or scheduling conflicts before they impact the customer.
- Support the sales team by surfacing service opportunities, repeat business needs, and customer feedback.
- Maintain meticulous, accurate records in the CRM/ERP system — job notes, equipment details, customer preferences, communication logs.
- Track open jobs, quotes, and follow-ups to ensure nothing is missed or delayed.
- Review work orders, quotes, and invoices for accuracy before they go out.
- Identify and correct discrepancies in scheduling, billing, or job documentation.
- Think ahead — anticipate scheduling bottlenecks, parts lead times, and technician availability to keep jobs on track.
- Troubleshoot service issues and customer concerns with a solutions-first mindset.
- Help build and refine processes that improve response time and customer satisfaction.
- Juggle multiple priorities and shifting timelines without losing track of details.
- Bachelor's Degree in business or related field
- 2+ years in customer service, dispatch, account management, or coordination role (industrial, mechanical, or field service industry a plus)
- Experience working with CRM/ERP or field service management software
- Familiarity with industrial equipment, machine repair, or technical service environments is a plus, but not required — willingness to learn the technical side is essential
- Extreme attention to detail — you catch the small things others miss, and you take pride in accuracy
- Proactive by nature — you don't wait to be told; you anticipate needs and act on them
- A genuine people person — you enjoy talking with customers and coworkers, building relationships, and being the voice of the company
- Strong problem-solver — you stay calm under pressure and find practical solutions quickly
- Organized and forward-thinking — you naturally plan ahead and juggle competing priorities
- Clear, confident communicator — comfortable on the phone, in person, and in writing
- Team player — works well across sales, operations, and field service teams
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