University Graduate - Technical Product Consultant
As a University Graduate-Technical Product Consultant, youwillcollaboratewithcustomersandinternalteamstounderstandbusinessrequirementsandprovidetechnicalguidanceonsoftwareproductsandsolutions. Youwillassistinproductimplementation, troubleshoottechnicalissues, andensuresuccessfulcustomeradoption. Theroleinvolvesparticipatinginclientmeetings, preparingtechnicaldocumentation, conductingproductdemonstrations, andsupportingdeploymentactivities. Youwillworkcloselywithproductmanagement, engineering, andcustomersuccessteamstodeliverhigh-qualitysolutionswhilecontinuouslylearningnewtechnologiesandindustrybestpractices.
• Understandcustomerbusinessrequirementsandrecommendappropriatetechnicalsolutions.
- Assistwithsoftwareimplementation, configuration, integration, anddeploymentactivities.
- Troubleshootproduct-relatedtechnicalissuesandprovidetimelyresolutions.
- Conductproductdemonstrations, technicalpresentations, andend-usertrainingsessions.
- Createandmaintaintechnicaldocumentation, implementationguides, andknowledgebasearticles.
- Collaboratewithengineeringandproductteamstoreportbugsandsuggestproductimprovements.
- Monitorprojectprogresswhileensuringcustomersatisfactionandsuccessfulsolutionadoption.
- Stayupdatedwithemergingtechnologies, productenhancements, andindustrytrendstoimproveconsultingeffectiveness.
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