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Client Support Specialist II

Meridianlink US Remote Posted 25 days ago
Remote Full-time 47,130 - 68,400 USD / year Active

The Client Support Specialist II serves as the first line of defense in resolving customer issues and addressing inquiries for MeridianLink mortgage. The role responds to incoming client communications, documents interactions in case management systems, provides updates on ongoing resolutions, and resolves inquiries through established methods. When issues cannot be resolved directly, they are escalated to the appropriate departments.

Expected Duties

  • Coordinate with internal departments to resolve client issues and follow through until completion.

  • Handle inquiries using judgment and basic decision-making authority to resolve customer concerns.

  • Assist in developing support delivery strategies, escalation procedures, and training while mentoring Client Support Specialist I associates.

  • Provide information about products and services, answer questions, and resolve client issues.

  • Complete activities supporting implementation of procedures.

  • Ensure inquiries are properly followed up on and resolved.

  • May fill in for a supervisor during staff or customer meetings.

Qualifications / Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university in a software-related field or equivalent technical experience with current major GPA of 3.0 or higher preferred

  • Solid interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills required

  • Self-motivated, highly organized individual with strong attention to detail

  • Prior Technical Support and/or Customer Service experience required

  • Familiarity with credit application, loan, underwriting, and credit scoring processes a plus

  

Job overview

Company
Meridianlink
Location
US Remote
Work mode
Remote
Type
Full-time
Salary
47,130 - 68,400 USD / year
Department
Support
Posted
25 days ago
First seen
2026-11-13

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