The Voice Engineer Senior will lead, execute, and drive critical Unified Communication projects to completion. This role acts in a consultative capacity to site and business unit leaders, guiding technical resources. The engineer will design and support the enterprise VoIP infrastructure and its associated software, including IP-PBXs, session border controllers, call management systems, voicemail, and interactive voice response, while ensuring adherence to IT security and business continuity policies, standards, and practices. As a senior team member, they will program, analyze, and resolve problems related to Unified Communications systems' software and hardware, serving as tier 3 support for the Enterprise Unified Communication platform. This includes incident response and escalation within documented SLAs, supporting help desk mitigation of end-user issues, and monitoring VoIP systems and 3rd-party applications for performance issues post Go-Live. The role requires continuous development of technical knowledge and expertise, staying current with the latest telecommunications business voice solutions through industry events and publications. Responsibilities also include assessing current systems, planning for legacy system phase-outs, defining strategies, determining needs, and preparing design proposals with cost-benefit analyses. The engineer will identify efficiencies and cost-reduction opportunities, advance system functionality and uptime through research and implementation of voice technology enhancements, and collaborate with engineers/architects for system upgrades. They will deploy highly-reliable enterprise voice solutions, ensuring IT policies for security and business continuity are met, and develop enterprise architectural documentation, templates, and standard practices. This includes coordinating Moves, Adds, Changes, and Deletions (MACDs), which may involve obtaining estimates, implementing software changes, scheduling vendor services, invoicing users, and maintaining an inventory of devices and their locations. The engineer will install, test, administer, and troubleshoot various communication components and platforms, including SIP, legacy analog circuits, T1 lines, transmission lines, circuit packs, VoIP, PSTN, Mobile, and collaborate with the Video Conferencing team. They will operate and maintain data test equipment, analyze communications system data, and make necessary corrections. A key responsibility is selecting, designing, and deploying the latest federally mandated e911 solutions enterprise-wide, and selecting, deploying, and utilizing appropriate tools for reporting and routing IP telephony traffic. The role provides and leads ongoing technical and operational assistance for all supported communications systems, schedules and oversees contracted maintenance and repair services, and provides consultation. Administration of call accounting systems includes maintaining databases, producing reports, invoicing users, tracking calls, and resolving problems. Project budget and timeline adherence is critical, requiring accurate budget accounting and status reporting, and informing management of potential risks. The engineer will train end users on communication equipment and 3rd-party applications and mentor other telecom team members. Finally, they will research and evaluate new technologies, make recommendations to management for improvements and cost-saving measures, and develop telecommunications infrastructure technology roadmaps.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior