Unified Comms Engineer - Federal Customer (Active TS -SCI Security Clearance required)
Unified Comms Engineer - Federal Customer (Active TS -SCI Security Clearance required)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Administer and support voice, telephony, conferencing, or collaboration platforms· Troubleshoot service issues involving call quality, endpoints, connectivity, or platform configuration· Support implementation, upgrades, and integration of communications solutions· Maintain documentation, diagrams, operating procedures, and support records· Coordinate with network, systems, and field teams on platform dependencies and changes· Support user issues, service requests, and operational continuity activities· Contribute to testing, validation, and service improvement efforts· Help ensure secure, stable, and supportable communications capabilities· Provide reports to relevant stakeholders and participate in leadership level design and engineering decisions
- Experience supporting unified communications, VoIP, telephony, or collaboration environments· Strong troubleshooting and customer-support skills· Familiarity with endpoint integration, platform administration, and service ed qualifications· Experience with Cisco UC or similar platforms· Experience with video, AV, conferencing, or call-management environments· Familiarity with SIP, secure voice, or enterprise communications architectures· Experience in government or classified environments· Lead experience guiding standards, design choices, or junior engineers Work environment / program context This role supports communications capabilities that users depend on every day. Lead-level
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