Companies Seek Customer Service, Technician, Product Staff

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The listings feature openings across customer service, logistics, automotive service and product management. Sumit Sales Group seeks a Medford representative to explain AT&T Fiber options, assist customers and support outreach campaigns; Schneider is hiring a Carlsbad coordinator to lead customer-account support and a Portland senior representative to manage orders, freight and rates. Lucid is recruiting a senior mobile service technician to diagnose and repair its electric vehicles at customer locations and service centers. Peloton seeks a senior product manager to shape personalized coaching features using member data and fitness expertise across its apps and devices.

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