Microsoft CSP Billing Specialist

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1 year ago
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PURPOSE OF JOB:

To ensure that the Microsoft CSP billing operation runs efficiently and to time each month. To continually work with relevant teams to improve the process, resolve billing queries and related issues.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Understand and demonstrate a high level of understanding of all programmatic and operational aspects of the MS CSP programme

  • Provide internal and external support with regards CSP billing and invoice queries and resolve within defined SLAs

  • Understand billing and operational changes to the programme and assist in implementing processes to manage them where necessary

  • Assist with executing internal monthly CSP billing processes thus ensuring invoices are distributed in a consistent and timely fashion

  • Working with the Billing Analyst with regards continuous investigation, analysis and improvement of CSP billing processes and become expert in this area

  • Assist with training Account Managers and Sales support with basic and intermediate CSP billing training in line with role expectations.

    QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, & SKILLS:

    Educational Qualifications:

  • GCSE passes with minimum of A – C in Maths - ESSENTIAL

    Years of Experience

  • 2 Years Finance/Billing Background - DESIRABLE

    CORE COMPETENCIES & SKILLS:

  • Aptitude for data analysis

  • Advanced excel skills

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

  • Attention to detail and accuracy

  • Excellent time management and multi-tasking skills

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