Back Office Agent (Furniture Industry)

ariika · Cairo, Egypt · Posted 2026-04-27

Job DescriptionWe are looking for a detail-oriented Back Office Agent to manage customer claims and ensure smooth coordination across internal teams. This role is critical in maintaining service quality and operational efficiency.Key Responsibilities Claims Processing & Validation: Review claims escalated by the Call Center, verify supporting evidence (photos/videos), check warranty status, and identify root causes. Operational Coordination: Act as the main point of contact between departments: Warehouse (check replacement availability), Logistics (arrange deliveries/pickups), Technical/Repair Team (schedule inspections and validate reports) Resolution Decision-Making: Apply company policies to determine claim outcomes (replacement, repair, or rejection). Case Tracking: Manage and update all cases on CRM systems, ensuring adherence to SLAs. Root Cause Reporting: Analyze recurring issues and prepare weekly reports for Quality and Procurement teams. Resolution Closure: Finalize all documentation for replacements/refunds and ensure customer satisfaction. Qualifications Experience: 1–3 years in Back Office Operations, Claims Management, or Logistics Industry Requirement: Must have experience in the furniture industry Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Logistics, Supply Chain, or related field is preferred Technical Skills:Advanced Excel (Pivot Tables, VLOOKUP, tracking sheets)Experience using CRM systemsKey Competencies:Strong analytical skills and attention to detailProcess-oriented mindset with ability to follow SOPsEffective coordination and communication across departmentsAbility to handle multiple cases and meet deadlines

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About ariika

Furniture and Home Furnishings Manufacturing

Ariika is an Egyptian furniture brand that designs manufactures and sells affordable lifestyle home products - controlling the process from concept to showroom floor.

What you should know

  • Student-Led Roots: Founded as a student-led project with an initial investment of EGP 3,000 to rent beanbags on a university campus
  • Dominant Market Leader: Held a 70% market share of the Egyptian beanbag industry within its first few years of operation
  • 100-Employee Retail Powerhouse: Operates with a team of nearly 100 employees and manages three flagship stores across New Cairo and Sheikh Zayed

How they work

  • Design is only good if it sells — Aesthetic decisions are always made with a price tag in mind — beauty that misses the Egyptian market is a failed brief
  • End-to-end ownership — Teams run problems from root cause to resolution; handing off to another department is a last resort not a default

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