Product Support Engineer (real-time monitoring)
DSM-H Consulting
Kennett Square, PA0–2 yrs1h agovia LinkedIn
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 2 years · Diploma
- Must know
- TroubleshootingCustomer serviceOperationsExcelMicrosoft Office
- Work
- On-site in Kennett Square
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Skill demand
- Troubleshooting77%Customer service51%Operations44%Excel9%of 99 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
- Listed
- Nov 11, 2026 · still open
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About the Role
The role serves as a Telematics Product expert / Subject Matter Expert, staying current with digital products and applications.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing customer/dealer/internal cases
- Triage and troubleshooting
- Timely issue resolution and follow-up
- Issue identification and investigation
- Documenting issues and resolution commitments
- Managing escalations and hand-ups
- Handling requests according to service-level agreements
- Serving as the primary Tier 1 point of contact for supported Digital/Product Service Engineering lines of business
- Supporting continuous improvement
- Creating and updating self-service and Tier 1 knowledge articles
- Developing customer service representative training and customer self-service opportunities
- Supporting Digital Product training for CSRs
- Supporting Business Rules
- Validating and creating process maps
- Providing input to digital product/application support teams
- Occasionally visiting dealers/customers to provide expert technical assistance on urgent field issues
- Provides weekday night shift (Mon–Thu, 11 PM – 9 AM) coverage for the Tangent Energy Operations Center
- Monitors regional electric markets in real time (e.g., PJM, ISO-NE, ERCOT, MISO, IESO, NYISO, CAISO) and remotely schedules/dispatches assets
- Responds to asset alarms, troubleshoots hardware/software and communications issues, dispatches service technicians, and communicates with customers, partners, and markets
- Supports customer on-boarding by configuring sites and meters in the monitoring software
- Produces internal/external reports (e.g., late/non-reporting meters)
- Shift turnover in/out – review open alarms, scheduled events, and notes from the prior shift
- Continuously monitor asset status and regional market conditions; acknowledge and respond to alarms
- Remotely schedule, start/stop, and control customer assets for peak, market- and weather events per client SOPs/MOPs
- Troubleshoot communications, hardware, and software issues; dispatch service technicians and follow up by phone/email
- Configure new sites/meters; run and distribute reports (e.g., late meters); log all activity in the shift record
- Coordinates with on-shift operators and hands off to the day/mid shifts at turnover
- Escalates to the Energy Operations Center Manager as needed
- Regular phone/email contact with customers, dealers/service technicians, partners, and market operators
Requirements & Tech Stack
Top Skills
- Real-time monitoring and troubleshooting of electrical assets and monitoring systems
- Clear, professional communication (phone and email) under pressure
- Disciplined execution of SOPs/MOPs with strong attention to detail
- Proficiency with MS Office, particularly Excel
- Ability to quickly learn and retain monitoring/energy management software and multiple electric market rules
Additional Technical Skills (Required)
- Proficiency with MS Office, particularly Excel
- Ability to quickly learn and retain monitoring/energy management software and multiple electric market rules
Additional Technical Skills (Desired)
- Familiarity with ISO/RTO markets (PJM, ISO-NE, ERCOT, MISO, IESO, NYISO, CAISO) and utilities
- Working knowledge of generators, BESS, solar, energy management systems, meters, and SCADA/remote monitoring
Soft Skills (Required)
- Customer focus and service excellence
- Problem solving and ability to shift priorities in real time
- Works independently on the weekday night shift while operating as part of a team
- Relationship management with customers, vendors, and peers
- Strong shift-turnover and documentation habits
Qualifications
Education & Experience
- Years of experience: 0-2 years in energy/utility operations, NOC/control room, dispatch, technical support, or a related environment.
- Degree requirement: High school diploma required; Bachelor’s degree (engineering, energy, or related technical field) preferred but not required.
- Internships accepted as job experience (energy, utility, or operations-center internships).
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- Demand Response Analyst
- Remote Operations/BESS or Solar O&M Technician
- 24x7 Technical Support Analyst