Caitlin Spencer
About Caitlin Spencer
Caitlin Spencer is a Technical Customer Service Representative at GMetrix, where she has worked since 2014. She previously held positions at Vivint and Brigham Young University, and she holds a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology from Brigham Young University.
Current Role at GMetrix
Caitlin Spencer has been employed at GMetrix as a Technical Customer Service Representative since 2014. In this role, she assists both students and teachers with system logins and the setup of the GMetrix system on their computers. She provides technical support for various programs, including Adobe, IC3, AutoDesk, and Microsoft Technology Associate. Her expertise contributes to the effective use of GMetrix's services by its users.
Previous Experience at Vivint
Before joining GMetrix, Caitlin Spencer worked at Vivint from 2010 to 2014 as a Data Entry - Special Exceptions Team Lead. This position was based in the Provo, Utah area and involved overseeing data entry tasks and managing special exceptions within the team. Her experience at Vivint helped her develop skills in data management and team leadership.
Teaching Experience at Brigham Young University
Caitlin Spencer served as a Ballroom Dance Instructor at Brigham Young University from 2011 to 2014. During her three years in this role, she taught students various ballroom dance styles, contributing to their physical education and cultural appreciation. This experience reflects her background in exercise science and kinesiology.
Educational Background in Kinesiology
Caitlin Spencer studied at Brigham Young University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Exercise Science and Kinesiology. Her studies spanned from 2007 to 2014, providing her with a solid foundation in physical health and fitness, which complements her teaching and customer service roles.
Role at BYU Youth Ballroom
In addition to her teaching at Brigham Young University, Caitlin Spencer worked as the Pre-teen Director at BYU Youth Ballroom from 2014 to 2015. During her seven-month tenure, she was responsible for directing pre-teen ballroom dance programs, further showcasing her commitment to dance education and youth development.