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Customer Service Representative (Finnish)

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David Kennedy Recruitment is working with a global customer experience company supporting a well-known payments and financing brand that is seeking to onboard a Finnish-speaking Advisors to join their team in Athens. The role is customer support over the phone, helping customers with payment and financing queries, checkout options and finance agreements.

Position: Customer Service Representative (Finnish)

Location: Athens, Greece

Work model: On-site

Employment type: Full-time

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Provide customer support via inbound phone calls, handling payment and financing enquiries

  • Guide customers through checkout options and finance-agreement processes

  • Resolve refunds, chargebacks, billing and account-verification queries

  • Ensure secure and accurate case handling

  • Document calls precisely

  • Follow compliance and escalation procedures to achieve timely resolutions

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Native/near-native level of Finnish

  • English at C1 level, both written and spoken

  • High school diploma

  • Customer service skills, including complaint handling, troubleshooting, problem solving and strong communication

  • EU citizenship

  • Based in Athens or willing to relocate (relocation candidates must already hold a Greek AFM and AMKA)

  • Available for on-site work in Athens on rotational shifts

BENEFITS:

  • Easter and Summer bonuses

  • Meal allowance

  • Health insurance from the hire date

  • 1.67 business days of annual leave per month in the first year, plus Greek public holidays

  • Access to a learning platform

  • Assistance with issuing hiring documents

  • Relocation support, including travel and airport pick-up, and 4 weeks of accommodation provided

  • International working environment

  • And many more!!

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