Join the Aventus Team

We are Aventus — a boutique customer experience BPO in Charleston, South Carolina, with over 10 years of providing omnichannel support to 100+ amazing clients and partners in the e-commerce industry.

Check out our website: www.aventus.com

We need an energetic, detail-obsessed CX Team Lead with experience in the e-commerce space and working with DTC brands. Do you thrive in a hands-on environment where your coaching and meticulous oversight directly shape the customer journey? Aventus is seeking a dedicated CX Team Lead to manage our remote operations and ensure every customer interaction is a moment of service excellence.

This is a pivotal role for someone ready to dive into the details, drive performance, and manage a team of agents supporting our dynamic brand.

What You’ll Be Doing

As a Dedicated CX Team Lead, you will be the driving force behind the performance, compliance, and energy of your remote team. Your focus will be on delivering a superior customer experience through meticulous performance management and high-impact coaching.





Core Responsibilities:
- Performance & Detail Management: Metaculously monitor performance dashboards, queue health, and individual agent output to ensure strict adherence to KPIs (e.g., SLA, CSAT, Quality Score) and SOPs, leaving no detail overlooked.
- Energizing & Structured Coaching: Implement a high-energy, structured coaching framework through regular 1:1 sessions, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, motivation, and accountability across the team.
- Compliance & Security: Maintain rigorous, detail-oriented compliance with WFH data privacy and security standards (ISO, PCI), actively verifying secure workspace setups and login protocols for a sensitive D2C operation.
- Tool & Systems Expertise: Expertly utilize remote tools (Scorebuddy, CRM, etc.) to conduct deep-dive analysis on quality, productivity trends, and agent performance, turning data into actionable coaching plans.
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📌 CX Team Lead (Colombia)
🏢 Aventus
📍 Colombia