The Billing Representative provides front-line customer care by handling inbound calls, emails, and chats while processing payments and billing adjustments. They are responsible for updating customer accounts in the CIS and ensuring accurate, timely billing for municipal water and wastewater services.
United States$125K - $140K per year5-10 yrs expFinance
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