Technical Support Engineer
Broadcom
Technical Support Engineer
Broadcom
Designs chips and software for data centers
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Serve as the first point of contact and trusted advisor for technical support issues for Symantec’s customers and partners, including Global Enterprise-level accounts. As a key member of the APAC Technical Support team, you will ensure that customers' complex technical issues are driven to a complete and satisfactory resolution. Customer interactions are conducted via phone, email, web, and occasionally face-to-face, strictly adhering to established customer response time commitments.
Customer Support & Issue Resolution
Cross-Functional Collaboration & Product Improvement
Documentation & Knowledge Management
Mentorship, Training & Professional Development
Education & Experience
Certifications
Networking & Security
Operating Systems & Infrastructure
Database, Virtualization & Scripting
Soft Skills & Competencies
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Broadcom designs chips and sells infrastructure software for the companies that run large data centers, telecom networks and corporate IT. Its custom AI processors, built with cloud companies, and its Ethernet switch chips move and process data inside the computer clusters that train AI models. The chip business also makes parts for broadband, wireless, storage and industrial equipment, sold to device makers and cloud operators, while VMware software lets businesses run private clouds and is sold by subscription. Broadcom took its current form in 2016, when Avago Technologies, formed in 2005 from Agilent's chip unit, bought Broadcom Corporation, and it is based in Palo Alto, California.
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