Position: Technical Support Specialist
Company: Lynx Capital
Category: Support
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper
Published: 2020-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

Responsibilities:
Hande customers' requests in chat, email and phone calls.
Provide technical support to users 
Analyze, clarify, and resolve customer queries
Investigatе technical issues, participate in troubleshooting and diagnosing of root causes
Collaborate with DevOps, IT and R&D teams
Gather and structure feedback received from clients, provide insight

Required skills

Fluent English (both spoken and written) and the ability to communicate effectively in English via both phone and text
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Work experience in technical support.
Strong computer skills.
Effective self-organization skills, disciplined approach, resilience.
Excellent communication skills, ability to communicate with clients.
High tolerance, responsibility, ability and readiness to work in stressful environment;

Will be a plus

Experience in providing support to customers on their live production systems
Experience of English-language technical support
Basic knowledge of US Equity (stock) markets or any kind of trading experience is a strong plus


11am — 8pm, night shift work is available and is compensated at higher rates


The company provides trading infrastructure solutions. The USA-based company has been in continuous operationsince 2001. Over the last two decades automated trading has become a mainstay of the US equity and future markets.  We here at Lynx have been building and testing automated trading strategies since 2002.  Our success comes from an intimate understanding of how to effectively integrate market expertise and an extensive vendor network with the latest in low latency infrastructure.  From sophisticated order entry & execution algorithms managed by traders to fully automated black-box strategies Lynx helps traders take their ideas from inception to execution.

If you are interested, contact us!