Ensure the After-Sales area operates with a high level of discipline, analytical thinking and a structured approach to root causes, going beyond ad hoc problem resolution.
Act as a strategic information hub for the company, turning data, customer pains and complaints into meaningful inputs for continuous process improvement, team development and active influence on the company’s strategic decisions.
Lead, coordinate and develop the After-Sales team with a preventive, analytical and structure-oriented approach to problem solving, ensuring focus on root causes rather than only immediate corrections.
Structure, monitor and evolve After-Sales indicators and KPIs, focusing on recurrence, repeat incidents, customer impact and financial and operational impact for the business.
Serve as the primary voice for customer issues within the organization, translating After-Sales data and analyses into clear inputs, well-defined priorities and concrete actions to support decision-making.
Conduct critical analyses of recurring problems, identifying patterns, systemic causes and broad opportunities to improve processes and the customer journey.
Influence and engage partner areas — such as Sales, Logistics, Operations, Quality, Product and Marketing — to drive structural resolution of problems, tracking action plans with discipline until effective resolution.
Ensure the quality of records, correct categorization of requests and disciplined use of corporate systems, such as CRM, customer service tools and BI solutions.
Develop the team to transition from a predominantly reactive and operational model to a strategic role, enabling professionals to analyze data, question processes, propose improvements and work with a consistent focus on results.
Prepare and present executive reports with clear readings on impact, prioritization of critical topics and objective recommendations for leadership.
Ensure process compliance, service quality, SLA adherence and excellence in the customer experience across all interactions.
Define clear performance direction for the team, establishing goals, continuous monitoring criteria and result evaluations.
Distribute and prioritize team requests based on impact to the business and the customer, not only on operational volume.
Make strategic and operational decisions that continuously raise the efficiency, maturity and performance level of After-Sales.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (completed).
Previous experience in After-Sales, Customer Experience, Quality, Operations, Customer Service or related areas, in a coordination or technical leadership role.
Strong ability to analyze operational data and customer experience metrics.
Experience with CRM or customer service systems.
Experience analyzing recurrence, SLAs, backlogs and repeat incidents.
Experience reducing operational volume and costs while increasing efficiency.
Proven work on root causes with real business impact, not just analysis.
Ability to transform analysis into decisions and practical execution, with concrete actions.
Knowledge of customer service, quality and compliance best practices applied to After-Sales.
Proficiency in analysis tools, including Excel at intermediate to advanced level.
Power BI or similar tools (desirable but not mandatory).
Benefits
Health and dental plans for you and your dependents.
Flu vaccination and medication assistance.
Online therapy for mental health.
Access to Pilar 24h with various professionals such as psychologists, nutritionists, veterinarians, lawyers and others to support you and your family.
Home office allowance (for hybrid work and depending on the work location).
Birthday day off (for hybrid work and depending on the work location).
Total Pass access with more than 200 types of physical activities.
VC em Movimento program that encourages exercise and physical activities.
Childcare/babysitter allowance (depending on the work location).
School supplies allowance.
Year-end toys for children.
VC e seu Bebê program offering support to pregnant employees throughout pregnancy and for three months after the baby’s birth.
Extended parental leave for mothers and fathers.
Transportation voucher, parking or company shuttle (depending on the work location).
Private pension plan.
Profit-sharing bonus (PPR) or variable compensation (RV).
Life insurance.
Meal allowance, cafeteria and/or meal card (depending on the work location).