Digital Dosimetry Technical Support Specialist
At RDC, we believe in Serious Work, Fun Workplace. We value the customers we serve and the employees who serve them. We're building a workplace rooted in trust, transparency, and teamwork and we believe there's room to have fun while doing meaningful work.
Do you enjoy solving technical problems and helping people feel confident using technology?
We're looking for a Digital Dosimetry Technical Support Specialist to support customers using our NetDose digital dosimetry platform. You'll help customers navigate the system, troubleshoot devices and software, and keep their accounts and services running smoothly.
This role combines customer service with hands-on technical support. You'll also share your expertise with teammates, develop troubleshooting resources, and work with internal teams to improve the customer experience.
Respond to calls and emails, answer service questions, and guide customers through account navigation and reporting tools while meeting service performance expectations.
Troubleshoot NetDose devices, gateways, and the mobile app across platforms. Escalate complex issues and follow through to keep customers informed.
Set up new accounts, process account changes, and maintain complete records in HubSpot and internal systems.
Document new orders, returns, return merchandise authorization (RMA) requests, and service updates.
Help customers understand billing questions and renewal steps, and coordinate with Finance and Operations to support accurate invoicing and uninterrupted service.
Train and mentor teammates on device and gateway setup, troubleshooting techniques, and technical processes.
Document recurring issues for Product and Engineering, and create and maintain knowledge base articles and troubleshooting guides.
If you enjoy helping customers, working through technical challenges, and sharing what you learn, we'd love to hear from you.
RDC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a drug-free workplace. Reasonable accommodations are available to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role.