Call Center Support Specialist (Mandarin)

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Bi Lingual Call Center Support Specialist (Mandarin)Washington, DC (Hybrid)Pay From : $48,000 per yearMUST:Eligible for High level Public Trust2+ years of professional experience in customer service or call center rolesFluent in MandarinExperience providing information and explaining processes and procedures in a professional mannerStrong documentation experienceExperience following up on and closing out ticketsStrong communication skills both written and verbalStrong problem solving skillsHigh attention to detailBachelor's Degree is requiredDUTIES: The ideal candidate will be on a team whose primary purpose of this role is to provide support to a 24/7 operational information call center that is open 365 days a year to facilitate travel and effectively process enrollment inquiriesThe primary responsibility is to provide timely and accurate responses to inquiries from travelers around the globe regarding the applications developed and managed by Federal Client to aid in visa renewal services and other travel and immigration related topicsThis team member language appropriate translators to serve the traveling public via telephone calls and emailsIdentify and respond to live contacts in order to give the appropriate response from the client provided responses and materialsBe able to identify and escalate any communication that is suspicious or threatening to the public safety and transportation securityBe able to identify multiple questions / concerns / inquiries in email and respond using client's approved template languageAnswer customer's questions, make referrals, help clarify Federal policies and proceduresProvide general travel assistance informationProvide information for filing claims with DHS Quadrant is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, status as a protected veteran, or status as an individual with a disability. "Healthcare benefits are offered to all eligible employees according to compliance mandated by the Affordable Care Act".

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