Manager, End User Support
BranchFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates should have 5 or more years of related technical and/or managerial experience in end user services for Help Desk and Field Services, with any equivalent combination of education, experience, and training. Strong professional and interpersonal skills including exceptional customer service, creative problem solving, effective written and verbal communications, acute attention to detail and quality, and the ability to self-manage are required. Advanced service reporting skills in Microsoft Excel and various other reporting tools, infrastructure subject matter expertise in ITIL, ITSM, Problem, Change, and Service Level Management, experience in a wide variety of IT fields, excellent documentation skills, and the ability to work in culturally diverse teams are also necessary.
The End User Services (EUS) Team Lead will manage the overall delivery of end user services in the Asia Pacific region, focusing on Help Desk and Field Services operations. This includes leading the operational team to coordinate goals, KPIs, and SLAs, monitoring daily support operations for timely incident resolution, and managing escalations to enforce SLAs and drive continuous improvement. The role involves serving as a key advocate for end users, handling complex issues, promoting self-service tools, and maintaining high satisfaction levels. Responsibilities also include analyzing support workflows for inefficiencies, evaluating new technologies to enhance service delivery, overseeing the lifecycle management of end user hardware and software, coordinating with relevant teams for seamless operations, and generating reports on team performance, ticket trends, and user feedback. Maintaining accurate documentation of support processes, procedures, configurations, and compliance-related policies is also a key duty.
Travel booking platform for flights, hotels, rentals
Expedia Group operates in the travel industry, offering a wide range of services for travelers and travel-related businesses. It connects users with options for flights, hotels, car rentals, vacation packages, and activities through its various brands, including Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo. Travelers can easily find and book trips that match their preferences and budgets. The company earns revenue primarily through commissions on bookings and advertising from travel service providers looking to promote their offerings. Additionally, Expedia Group supports its partners by providing access to valuable data and technology, helping them improve their operations and grow their businesses. The goal of Expedia Group is to create a seamless travel experience for users while maximizing the potential of its partners.