Hybrid Customer Engagement & Finance Specialist (Austin TX) bei Files.com
Files.com · Austin, Vereinigte Staaten Von Amerika · Hybrid
- Junior
- Optionales Büro in Austin
This Isn’t Just a Job. It’s a Career Launchpad—With a Team That’s Got Your Back.
Who We Are
Why This Role Is a Big Deal
- 💰 Revenue flows
- 💬 Customers feel supported
- 🧠 Internal teams operate in sync
- ✅ Our business stays healthy and respected
What You’ll Actually Do (AKA: The Work That Moves the Needle)
Client Communication & Relationship Management
- Regularly speak with customers (yes, on the phone!) to resolve outstanding invoices
- Ask great questions, build rapport, and create action plans both sides can commit to
- Be professional and empathetic—even when the convo is tough
Documentation & Process Improvement
- Maintain clear, accurate records of all customer comms and decisions
- Log every call, every update, every plan—accurately and consistently
- Help improve the way we collect, communicate, and track payments over time
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Work closely with Billing to fix errors and close gaps
- Know when to bring in Sales, Support, or Leadership for help
- Be the person who connects the dots—because no one else sees what you do
Remove Customer Payment Barriers
- Help customers solve why they haven’t paid—not just that they haven’t
- Prevent service disruptions before they happen
- Focus on customer success first—collections second
Who Thrives In This Role
What Happens If You Don’t Do This Job Well?
- Customers get angry, locked out, or churn altogether
- Revenue gets delayed, disrupted, or disappears
- Internal teams waste hours untangling messes
- Our audit readiness and reporting go out the window
- Company leadership loses confidence in operational reliability
Where This Role Can Take You (Growth Path)
- Customer Engagement Manager – Coaching other customer-facing employees
- Finance / Accounting Roles, such as Controller – Manage process improvements, and own team outcomes
This Role Is Not for You If...
- You avoid phone calls and try to solve everything over email
- You need to be reminded to follow up or log your work
- You wait for direction instead of taking ownership
- You get overwhelmed in fast-moving environments
- You don’t like feedback—or you get defensive when you hear it
- That doesn’t mean you’re not talented. It just means this isn’t your team.