Customer Service Specialist
Oracle
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India1h agovia LinkedIn
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- Freshers
- Must know
- Customer serviceBusiness analysisStakeholder managementTroubleshooting
- Work
- On-site in Bengaluru
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Skill demand
- Customer service83%Troubleshooting7%Stakeholder management3%Business analysis2%of 150 similar fresher jobs posted in India this week
- Listed
- 28 Oct 2026 · still open
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Key Responsibilities
- Customer Support and Advocacy:
- Serve as a point of contact for a wide range of products and services, fielding inquiries via phone or electronic means.
- Resolve customer technical and/or non-technical inquiries across a variety of systems or products to ensure customer requests are handled appropriately and in a timely manner.
- Resolve pending and current customer incidents, associated customer communication, activities, and any appropriate escalation for a wide range of Oracle products and services.
- Technical Problem-Solving and Resolution:
- Leverage established protocols and Knowledge Base to address known issues and research, re-create, and test technical issues for assigned product area(s), as directed.
- Leverage routine understanding of fix delivery and product certification to research, re-create, and test novel technical issues for assigned product area(s) reported by customers to identify a resolution, with minimal guidance.
- Identify recurring trends, recognizing opportunities for product enhancements, and documenting and elevating for relevant resolver groups.
- Escalate novel technical issues to appropriate support team for resolution, and follow up with customer on service request to communicate resolution and ensure all issues are resolved.
- Technical Support Documentation:
- Update service request documentation, independently.
- Create and review Knowledge Base articles on less common functionality-related questions and common issues addressed by Operational contributors.
- Technical Support Collaboration:
- Develop a deep understanding of Oracle's support structure, assigned Oracle product ecosystem(s), and customer environment(s).
- Collaborate with internal support teams on business problems or improvement opportunities.
- Participate in quality assurance review of customer impacting tools.
- Technical Support Improvement:
- Participate in support service improvement projects and initiatives that help drive customer satisfaction and reduce customer-impacting events.
- Begin to identify areas for process improvements and support the implementation of corrective actions defined within the product area, with some guidance.
- Performance Monitoring and Management:
- Review own support service performance metrics, independently.
- Service Translation (as needed):
- Provide translation services for technical and non-technical inquiries for a number products and services, guiding less experienced peers.
Core Responsibilities
- Planning & Execution:
- Complete moderately complex and/or ambiguous assigned tasks in accordance with project requirements.
- Shift priorities and resources according to team needs, with some direction.
- Collaboration & Partnership:
- Collaborate with team to deliver impactful work and provide support for team objectives.
- Leverage understanding of business, stakeholder, and/or customer needs to build partnerships within immediate and related teams.
- Problem Solving:
- Follow procedures to identify and resolve moderately complex or non-routine issues, escalating as needed.
- Collect and review data and/or information to troubleshoot errors, and help team address routine issues.
- Continuous Learning:
- Actively seek to build new knowledge and learn new skills and/or tools in one's area of specialization and relevant domains.
- Listen to, address, and seek feedback, and role model proactively pursuing training to improve performance.
- Continuous Improvement:
- Recommend ideas to increase efficiency and effectiveness of non-standard processes, protocols, and workflows.