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Duke Health
Service Operations Center Analyst
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What they do
An Operations Analyst analyzes systems and processes in an organization or business and uses findings to help solve problems and improve management. Uses advanced statistical and mathematical models and computer software to analyze a wide variety of data; collaborates with other analysts and with the management of an organization.
$77,676 / year median in North Carolina
+9% projected growth
Job Description
At Duke Health, we're driven by a commitment to compassionate care that changes the lives of patients, their loved ones, and the greater community. No matter where your talents lie, join us and discover how we can advance health together.
Hours:
7am-4pm General Description of the Job Class The Service Operations Center (SOC) Analyst is responsible for receiving, prioritizing, documenting, and actively resolving end-user help requests in support of using information technologies. They provide IT technical and application support to the Duke Health community, identifying incidents and events, analyzing problem trends, and overseeing the management and resolution of issues. The SOC Analyst must understand the complexity and interdependencies of the various systems, applications, and infrastructure deployed in support of information technology and VoIP telephony services. They must be creative, flexible with strong communication skills, and possess the ability to interact with coworkers and customers at all levels. In addition to being proficient with computer systems used in multimedia production, the SOC must have technical acumen, excellent communication skills, and troubleshooting skills.Core Competencies:
The following core competencies are established for all Duke Service Operation Center analysts. In addition, all analysts are expected to perform other duties related to the work described herein. Level 1 Provide 1st level of technical and customer support via phone Build rapport and elicit problem details from service desk customers Maintain ownership of the entire ticket lifecycle by monitoring all customer support calls in the call tracking system, returning calls from customers, and entering new tickets into the call-tracking database. Open tickets and escalate tickets to appropriate groups outside the Service Desk when necessary. Record, track, and document the service desk request problem-solving process, including all successful and unsuccessful decisions made and actions taken, through to final resolution. Apply diagnostic utilities to aid in troubleshooting Evaluate documented resolutions, analyze trends, develop, and improve processes and procedures that are efficient and restore customer services quickly. Participate in cross-team projects in developing and documenting procedures for triage and problem resolution of new applications, information technology or VoIP telephony related services Participate in a rotation providing 24x7x365 support. Participate in a technical escalation of IT issues, collaborating with both application and operational teams through systems analysis, diagnosis, trouble-shooting, performance analysis and resolution. FollowsDHTS ITIL
process workflows to ensure operational tasks and activities are being followed for incident, request, change and event management. Responsible for reporting any compliance breaches or concerns to the appropriate resource (management, IT Security Office, Compliance Office, Human Resources, etc.). Level 2- In addition to the duties described for Level 1, Level 2 personnel will: Provide technical and customer support via phone, web submission, chat and emails Shows willingness to share knowledge and expertise with others.
- In addition to the duties described for Level 2, Level 3 personnel will: May function as a technical lead or subject matter expert with proficiency in the profession's defined area(s).
SOFT SKILLS
SOC analysts must have exceptional customer service skills, excellent time-management and organizational skills, strong verbal and written communication skills, ability to work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment, self-motivation and goal-orientation, ability to work under minimal supervision, and exceptional multi-tasking capabilities Required Qualifications at thisLevel Education:
Bachelor's degree in a related field or two years of equivalent technical or Call Center experience required.Experience:
Level 1- One year of IT or Call Center experience is required. Level 2
- Three years of IT experience required. Level 3
- Five years of IT experience required.