Freelance L1 IT Application Support Engineer (m/w/d) at EVERIENCE | JP | Rezi

Freelance L1 IT Application Support Engineer (m/w/d) at EVERIENCE

Freelance L1 IT Application Support Engineer (m/w/d)

EVERIENCE · JP

3 days ago

Freelance L1 IT Application Support Engineer (m/w/d)

EVERIENCE · JP

4 days ago
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About the Role

Provide first-level IT support to users based in Japan, acting as a linguistic and operational bridge between Japanese end-users and the Romanian service desk and delivery team. Ensure efficient handling of incidents and service requests, facilitate communication between stakeholders, and provide excellent customer support in a multicultural environment.

Responsibilities

  • Provide Level 1 IT support for e-commerce-related incidents and service requests through ticketing systems and collaboration tools.
  • Serve as the primary Japanese-speaking point of contact for users in Japan.
  • Translate and communicate user requests, incidents, and technical information between Japanese users and the Romanian support team.
  • Manage and follow up on incidents and service requests according to defined SLAs.
  • Perform first-level investigation and troubleshooting of ecommerce issues related to order lifecycle, payment lifecycle, inventory and stock availability, and pricing, promotions, and discount rules.
  • Maintain accurate ticket documentation and knowledge base updates.
  • Escalate unresolved issues to Level 2 support teams when required.
  • Monitor support queues and ensure timely resolution of requests.
  • Participate in weekly onsite visits in Tokyo.

Requirements

  • Minimum 1-2 years of experience in IT Service Desk or End User Support.
  • Native Japanese (mandatory).
  • Professional English (mandatory).
  • Knowledge of Windows environments and web browsers.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 and Teams.
  • Understanding of IT Service Management and ticketing tools.
  • Ability to understand and analyze customer journeys across online stores.
  • Knowledge of web applications, APIs and system integrations within ecommerce is a plus.
  • Understanding of ecommerce processes, including order flow, payment lifecycle, inventory and stock management, and pricing, promotions, and discounts rules.

Skills

  • Excellent communication and customer service skills.
  • Strong organizational abilities.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
  • Problem-solving mindset.
  • Strong intercultural communication skills.

Location

  • Tokyo

Work Type

  • Hybrid
  • Independent subcontractor

Experience Level

  • 2-5 years

About the Company

  • Everience is an international consulting group delivering AI-augmented digital services and placing people at the heart of the AI revolution.
  • With a presence in Europe, Africa, Asia and America, Everience offers its 4,000-strong workforce the most demanding and stimulating environment in which to transform and develop their skills, learning about new AI-based roles and building their future employability.
  • Through its Symbiotic Academy the group offers a unique hub for training, practical application and exchange where everyone can experiment, learn, and progress in the fields of artificial intelligence and data.
  • In accordance with its core purpose of orchestrating the symbiotic relationship between humans and AI in the workplace, Everience is making the augmented employee the driving force of a “symbiotic age”, where AI enhances talents and opens up new career opportunities.

Equal Opportunity

  • All our positions are open to both women and men and are, of course, open to people with disabilities.