Working under moderate supervision the role of the Clinical Support Engineer is to bring escalated incidents of complex product integrations, configurations, usability, and defects to closure. Closure is defined as not only resolving the incident but determining the root cause of the incident and creating a corrective action plan to prevent the issue from reoccurring or being re-escalated in the future. A person in this role must be comfortable prioritizing, tracking, and managing multiple issues concurrently and must display high levels of initiative, commitment, follow-thru, and effective customer communications. Proactively look for ways to improve not only the product but the customer experience and will be responsible for providing an exceptional level of customer service. Be an advocate for the customer on issues of functionality, usability, and performance. Be an advocate for the customer and Merge Support to Engineering and Product Management on issues of prioritization and serviceability. Transfer clinical and application knowledge to the members of the L1, L2 and L3 teams. This will be through a combination of one-on-one and group interactions/training, authoring of knowledgebase articles, etc. Analyze incidents for frequency and trending. Crisis management, after-hours work, and on-site troubleshooting may be required infrequently to ensure customer satisfaction and issue resolution. Pursues a program of self-development through the use of selected reading, seminars, and participation in continuing education. Identifies and communicates possible improvements in the work process for customers and peers. Performs other duties as assigned by immediate supervisor or upper management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees