French-speaking Customer Support Advisor – Automotive Technology

  • Lisbon, Portugal
  • Full-Time
  • On-Site
  • 1,050-1,306 EUR / Month

Job Description:

CloserHire is partnering with a leading global customer experience provider to recruit a French-speaking Customer Support Advisor for their technical support team in Lisbon. This role focuses on assisting users with in-vehicle navigation and multimedia systems for a renowned car manufacturer, offering you the chance to work with innovative technology in a multicultural environment. As a Customer Support Advisor, you will be the first point of contact for users of in-car multimedia and navigation systems.

Language required: French

Highlights:

  • Relocation support included
  • Salary up to 1306 EUR with bonus
  • Private health insurance

Responsibilities:

  • Handling customer inquiries via phone and email regarding navigation systems such as R-Link, TomTom Live Carminat, and Medianav
  • Providing technical support and responding to service requests and complaints with accuracy and empathy
  • Logging customer issues in Salesforce to ensure efficient internal communication, particularly for fault diagnostics
  • Participating in a comprehensive 15-day training program (remote to start) covering company tools, products, and communication techniques
  • Maintaining high levels of service quality and adhering to internal performance standards
  • Initially working from home with a transition to the company’s Lisbon office when required

Qualifications:

  • Fluency in French (spoken and written) and basic English
  • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
  • Comfortable with customer interaction via phone and email
  • Basic technical aptitude and ability to learn new software systems (e.g., Salesforce)
  • A collaborative mindset and willingness to work in a structured, performance-driven environment
  • Flexibility to work 40 hours per week on a rotating Monday–Friday schedule (07:00–18:00)
  • Previous customer service experience is a plus but not mandatory