Job Description Telecom Expense Analyst (Telecom Billing & Assurance)
Job Description Telecom Expense Analyst (Telecom Billing & Assurance)
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Telecom Billing & Expense Management
- Analyze and validate telecom billing data across services such as DIA, Broadband, MPLS, and other data circuits
- Perform billing audits, verification, and charge-back analysis to ensure cost accuracy
- Identify cost-saving opportunities and support telecom expense optimization initiatives
- Ensure compliance with contracts, SLAs, and telecom vendor agreements
- Inventory & Platform Management
- Maintain and consolidate telecom inventory and billing platforms into a unified system
- Work with tools like Calero (Telecom Expense Management platform)
- Drive TEM platform integration, migration, and reporting standardization
- Publish accurate metrics and dashboards for management reporting
- Reporting & Forecasting
- Develop and maintain reports, KPIs, and dashboards related to telecom spend
- Forecast monthly and quarterly telecom run rates
- Provide insights into usage trends, cost drivers, and optimization opportunities
- Vendor & Stakeholder Management
- Collaborate with telecom carriers, IT teams, finance, and accounts payable
- Manage and monitor vendor SLAs, contracts, and performance metrics
- Participate in RFP processes, vendor evaluations, and contract negotiations
- Support Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) with vendors
- Process Improvement & Operations
- Develop processes for ordering, provisioning, and disconnecting telecom services
- Streamline telecom operations and improve billing lifecycle processes
- Support audit, compliance, and regulatory requirements
- Lead or support large-scale telecom transformation projects
- 68 years of experience in Telecom Expense Management / Telecom Billing / ITSMStrong knowledge of telecom billing and assurance processes, telecom inventory management, data circuits (DIA, MPLS, Broadband)
- Hands-on experience with TEM tools (e.g., Calero or similar platforms)
- Experience in billing audits, cost optimization, and financial analysis
- Strong understanding of SLAs, contracts, and vendor management
- Proficiency in data analysis, reporting, and dashboarding
- Experience with telecom platform consolidation and migration
- Knowledge of ITSM processes and tools
- Familiarity with regulatory compliance (BSA, AML, OFAC)
- Experience in project management and process improvement initiatives
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