Process incoming orders, respond to customer calls and emails about order status, coordinate issue resolution across departments, prepare customs paperwork, track in-house orders, maintain inventories, and support customer service operations.
Process and input incoming orders.
Respond to incoming phone calls and emails from customers looking for job order status.
Coordinate with other Valence departments as necessary to answer and resolve customer inquiries and problems.
Prepare Customs paperwork for international shipments.
Track customer in house orders. Prepare inventories as required.
Perform any required duties related to a busy customer service department.
Other duties as assigned
Full Time
First Shift
Monday-Friday
$20.00-22.00 Per Hour
This position requires access to knowledge and technical data regulated by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Valence Surface Technologies is required to verify that applicants meet ITAR requirements prior to employment for this role.
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