P5P5 — Expert Professional
Expert
Define support strategy and liaise with cross-functional leaders.
What this level means
Expert in field; key problem solver and project leader, authority in multiple areas
- Scope
- Multiple systems or a technical domain
- Autonomy
- Sets direction within the domain
- Complexity
- Novel, high-ambiguity problems; establishes the approach
- Impact
- Org / multi-team outcomes
- Decision rights
- Authority over a technical domain
- Leadership
- Leads cross-team technical initiatives
- Typical experience
- 8–12 yrs
What you'd do
- Own global support rollout plans
- Define support strategy
- Liaise with cross-functional leaders
- Drive innovation in customer experience
- Ensure alignment with business goals
- Lead strategic support initiatives
- Represent support in executive meetings
- Foster a culture of excellence
- Define support strategy
- Liaise with leaders
- Drive customer experience innovation
Skills, knowledge & tools
- Strategic planning
- Executive communication
- Innovation
- Cross-functional leadership
- Change management
- Visionary thinking
- Customer experience design
- Advanced leadership skills
- Global support strategies
- Executive communication
- Innovation in customer experience
- Strategic leadership
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Change management
- Business alignment
- Culture of excellence
- Visionary support
- Innovation in customer experience
- Executive communication
- Strategic Leadership
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Customer Focus
- Innovation
- Change management
What good looks like
- 8+ years at a senior technical support level
- Executive communication skills
- Proven strategic leadership
Common titles
Product Support (Tier 1) VProduct Support (Tier 1) 5Staff Product Support (Tier 1)Lead Product Support (Tier 1)Expert Product Support (Tier 1)
Where it sits & what it pays
O*NET / SOC: 43-0000 — Office & Administrative Support Occupations(inferred · under review)
Market-pay benchmarks for this family × level are coming — JobFrame anchors pay to the family/level structure rather than the raw title.