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Cameron Stewart
Customer Support Specialist Intern with supervised experience in order and invoice issues, case ownership, customer updates, and service reporting. Practical work includes Issue resolution, Invoice review, SAP, Service statistics.
Experience
ABB
Pinetops · United States
Customer Support Specialist Intern
Jun 2026 - Aug 2026
- Under supervision, reviewed a customer’s order and prior contacts before replying, explained the supported resolution and timing, and checked that the refund or replacement reached the correct account.
- The team owned resolution of an invoice dispute by reconciling SAP order lines, agreed prices, and shipment records with sales and fulfillment before proposing a correction; I supported research preparation, validation, and documentation under mentor review. The team gave the customer a verified explanation and kept approval responsibility with the finance owner; confirmed with my mentor that my contribution was limited to the assigned support and validation work.
- The team prepared weekly service statistics separating open cases, aging, and repeat contacts, then checked the totals against the order-management queue; I supported research preparation, validation, and documentation under mentor review. The team identified invoice corrections as a recurring contact reason and assigned a joint follow-up with billing; confirmed with my mentor that my contribution was limited to the assigned support and validation work.
- Under supervision, owned invoice-resolution follow-ups using Salesforce case records, resolved a recurring order-reference mismatch and completed customer confirmation before closing the case.
- Under supervision, published response guidance using weekly case statistics, reduced repeat contacts by 19% for the same invoice issue and kept unresolved exceptions visible.
Selected project
Order-exception support checklist
Intern project team member
Sep 2025 - May 2026
- In a mentor-reviewed simulation, owned resolution of an invoice dispute by reconciling SAP order lines, agreed prices, and shipment records with sales and fulfillment before proposing a correction; gave the customer a verified explanation and kept approval responsibility with the finance owner.
- As a second supervised exercise, prepared weekly service statistics separating open cases, aging, and repeat contacts, then checked the totals against the order-management queue; identified invoice corrections as a recurring contact reason and assigned a joint follow-up with billing.
- Within a supervisor-assigned documentation task, converted repeated order exceptions into a support checklist with required evidence and escalation conditions. helped new agents send complete cases to the right team without requesting the same documents twice.
- Used Issue resolution and Escalation management to compare the source record with the proposed result; documented exceptions, the reviewer, and the acceptance decision before handoff.
- Prepared a fictional account plan from public company information, separated verified facts from discovery questions, and mapped the buyer, implementation owner and approval dependencies without inventing a signed opportunity.
- Built a sample value case with explicit adoption and cost assumptions, stress-tested a delayed rollout, and prepared a discovery guide showing which customer answers would invalidate the commercial proposal.
- Owned the simulated account review using a structured discovery rubric, resolved contradictory buying assumptions and completed a proposal with explicit customer success criteria.
Education
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington · United States
B.S. Business Administration — in progress
Sep 2023 - Jun 2027
Relevant coursework: Financial accounting, statistics, operations management, organizational behavior
Skills
Role expertise
Issue resolution · Invoice review · SAP · Service statistics · Case management
Publications
- Published an independent sales case note using fictional account evidence, explaining qualification decisions, unanswered objections and the difference between a forecast and a customer commitment.


