About The Position

Alchemy is seeking a Subject Matter Expert to maintain certification content for CompTIA. Learners and instructors report issues through a support queue; the expert reviews each report, determines whether it is a genuine content defect, and resolves it or routes it to the appropriate team. This is reactive maintenance work across live certification products, not new-content development. The role involves reviewing assigned tickets and reported content issues, validating them against CompTIA exam objectives and source material, and resolving or escalating tickets within a three-day response window. The expert provides clear, evidence-based written findings, flags lab and courseware defects for engineering follow-up (including raising Jira tickets where appropriate), and promptly alerts the project manager if a ticket cannot be reviewed on time so it can be reassigned. The role also identifies recurring ticket types that could be handled earlier in the support chain.

Requirements

  • Hold current CompTIA certifications in good standing across more than one product; breadth across the catalogue matters more than depth in a single product.
  • Have working familiarity with CompTIA exam objectives and the ability to assess reported items against them.
  • Have hands-on technical competence sufficient to verify reported defects independently.
  • Have clear written English for producing determinations read by client stakeholders.
  • Be reliably available within the three-day response window and communicate early when unable to meet it.

Nice To Haves

  • Zendesk experience or familiarity with a ticket queue; training can be provided.
  • Experience with hands-on lab environments and common failures, such as expired credentials or licence keys.
  • Jira familiarity.
  • Prior work as a certification item writer, reviewer, or technical editor.
  • Instructional or training delivery experience on any of the listed CompTIA products.

Responsibilities

  • Review and verify reported content issues in the ticket queue, working from assigned tickets.
  • Determine whether a reported item is a genuine error, a learner misunderstanding, or an issue belonging to another team, and resolve or escalate it accordingly.
  • Resolve or escalate assigned tickets within the three-day response window.
  • Write clear, evidence-based explanations of findings, referencing relevant exam objectives or source material.
  • Flag lab and courseware defects for engineering follow-up, including raising Jira tickets where appropriate.
  • Tell the project manager promptly when unable to review a ticket in time so it can be reassigned.
  • Identify recurring ticket types that could be handled earlier in the support chain.
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