Job Specifics Are you an enthusiastic, customer-focused professional with a passion for software support and a talent for solving technical challenges? We are seeking a 1st Line Software Support Consultant to join our client and provide application support services to clients in the legal sector. This is an entry-level/junior role, ideal for candidates with 1–2 years’ experience in software support who are eager to grow their career in a dynamic environment. On-site Full-time, Permanent Salary: R15 000 to R25 000 per month About the Client Our client specializes in delivering innovative software solutions that streamline business operations within professional industries. With a focus on simplifying complex workflows, they provide tools that empower businesses to manage their financial, operational, and client-facing processes more efficiently. Key Responsibilities Provide 1st line support for software applications, responding to and resolving customer queries. Log, track, and troubleshoot support cases, ensuring timely resolution. Use SQL to query and investigate issues within supported applications. Assist clients in resolving application-related issues, particularly those connected to accounting and finance workflows. Conduct testing of new software versions and updates. Contribute to initiatives that improve service quality and reduce repeat support queries. Soft Skills and Attributes: Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Analytical, detail-oriented, and technology-driven. Proactive and customer-focused, with the ability to manage multiple tasks effectively. Strong self-management and time management skills. Qualifications and Experience Education: Matric (essential); a tertiary IT qualification is advantageous. Experience: 1–2 years in a software/application support role (not general IT helpdesk) . Experience using SQL for support and troubleshooting. Exposure to bookkeeping/accounting/finance systems is beneficial. Knowledge of legal business processes or legal practice management software (e.g., Winlaw, Practice Manager) is an advantage but not essential.