Specialist, Voice Implementation
thriveSarasota (FL)
About the role
Voice Implementation Specialist Thrive is a rapidly growing technology solutions provider focusing upon Cloud, Cyber Security, Networking, Disaster Recovery and Managed Services. Our corporate culture, engineering talent, customer-centric approach, and focus upon "next generation" services help us stand out amongst our peers. Thrive is on the look-out for individuals who don't view their weekdays spent at "a job" but rather look to develop valuable skills that ignite their passion and lead to a CAREER. If you're attracted to a "work hard, play hard" environment, seeking the guidance, training and experience necessary to build a lucrative career, then welcome to THRIVE!!A Voice Implementation Specialist is responsible for completing telephony projects for new and existing clients. This position's primary objective is to complete customer project goals as defined within Thrive project plans, orders and scopes of service. A Voice Implementation Specialist will work with Vendors, other Engineers, Project Managers and Thrive clients to accomplish those goals and objectives for successful rollouts of Thrive Voice Solutions.
Responsibilities: Implementation of IT projects related (but not limited to) the following:
- Implementation of Teams VoiceManage Number porting Process
- Audit and Maintain telephony inventory
- Serve as a liaison with Carriers
- Work through the project process to reach a successful outcome by:
- Coordinate porting processes with carriers, internal stakeholders and clients
Maintain documentation of porting activities, contracts, circuit orders, and carrier communications.
Working at direction of Implementation Management and Project Managers to complete tasks in adherence to a formal project plan.
Assisting in completion of Support Handoff requirements to allow for long term maintenance by Thrive Service Desk
Clearly and professionally communicate porting timelines, and testing procedures to customers.
Track and manage time effectively to accomplish multiple ongoing projects.
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