NOC L1 Technical/Customer Support Specialist

Role: Technical/Customer Support L1

Hourly Rate: $6 USD

Work Arrangement: Full-time, Remote

Work Hours: 40-hour/week fixed schedule, Weekend Shift — 4:00 PM–1:00 AM CST, with weekdays off.

Industry: Telecommunications / Networking / ISP

Language/s Required: English

Key Responsibilities

• Provide frontline technical support to ISP subscriber customers in English via phone, email, and self-service tickets

• Utilize network monitoring tools and device management interfaces (GUIs) to identify, diagnose, and investigate connectivity issues.

• Perform basic to intermediate network and device troubleshooting, including monitoring system checks, device GUI checks, ping, speed tests, and over-the-phone troubleshooting of customer devices, while confidently guiding customers through each troubleshooting step.

• Manage and troubleshoot customer accounts and service subscriptions using web-based business support systems/tools

• Assist customers with subscription and account-related inquiries, excluding any handling of payment or billing information

• Access and troubleshoot network devices, including customer routers and CPEs, to resolve connectivity issues

• Document all actions taken, and escalate complex or unresolved issues to NOC Level 2 or the network engineering team as needed

• Follow up on open tickets and maintain clear, timely communication with customers

Qualifications & Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in technical and network roles (IT service desk, ISP tech support, network admin/engineer/NOC or similar technical roles)

• Strong verbal and written English communication skills are required

• Verifiable work history with supporting documentation

• Strong technical, troubleshooting, and analytical skills with the ability to contribute effectively with minimal supervision

• Excellent customer service and call-handling skills

• Flexible availability is a must, including evening and weekend shifts as needed

• Quiet and professional remote work environment with a high-quality headset and noise-cancelling microphone

• Reliable laptop with strong battery life, a stable internet connection, and backup options for power, connectivity, and device availability

Strong plus but not required:

• Experience in the Wireless ISP (WISP) industry or with Tier 2/Tier 3 ISPs is highly preferred

• Relevant certifications such as MikroTik, CCNA, or equivalent are a strong plus

• Native proficiency in Spanish is a strong plus

Please attach your most recent CV for our review. If you’ve held any freelance or contract roles, kindly include the duration of each engagement. This information is essential for us to evaluate your application thoroughly.

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