Mae - Dispatcher at AMCC with 2 years in Emergency and Customer Service

Exceptional ability to convey information clearly and effectively across diverse audiences.

Proficient in maintaining accurate digital records using Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.

Skilled in organizing schedules and coordinating tasks via Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendar.

Experienced in engaging clients and verifying information to ensure service quality.

Prioritized emergency service requests and adjusted schedules to accommodate urgent repairs. Provided technicians with complete job details, including customer concerns, location, and required materials. Tracked technician routes and optimized scheduling to improve efficiency and reduce delays. Followed up with customers after service to ensure satisfaction and resolve any issues. Coordinated with team members and management to handle scheduling conflicts and workload distribution. Updated internal systems in real-time to reflect job progress and completion status. Assisted in estimating service timelines and setting customer expectations accurately. Managed high call volumes while maintaining professionalism and attention to detail. Ensured clear communication between customers and field technicians at all times. Supported administrative tasks such as data entry, reporting, and documentation

Conducted outbound cold calls to verify references for applicants applying as police officers in the Chicago, US area. Administered structured surveys to gather accurate and detailed background information from references. Asked clear, professional, and probing questions to assess applicant character, reliability, and suitability

Maintained accurate financial records, including accounts payable and receivable. Recorded daily transactions and ensured proper documentation of all financial activities. Reconciled bank statements and resolved discrepancies promptly. Prepared invoices, processed payments, and tracked expenses. Assisted in generating financial reports and supporting month-end closing tasks