Mid & Sr. Level Voice/Systems Engineer (Dulles, VA)

Dulles, VA
Full Time
Engineering
Mid Level
We are looking for an experienced Voice Engineer/Systems Engineer to join our technology-based program supporting a key government customer.

Years Experience for Mid-level:       3-10 yrs.  
Years Experience for Senior level:  11+ yrs.
Clearance Requirements: Full Scope Poly
Education: Bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in computer science are preferred.
Location:  Dulles, VA
Onsite:      5x/week

Specific skills may include the following:
• Work in an enterprise IT environment with specific tasks related to Voice
• Collaborate with network engineering and other telecom engineers in integration activities involving telephony or call center
• Assist in the design, testing, and deployment of new voice infrastructure
• Support implementation of next-generation voice technologies
• Participate in the system security accreditation process
• Provide certificate management support for secure systems
• Assist with system upgrades, patching, and configuration
• Support new site voice system standups
• Support call center technology deployments, user training, and transition planning
• Contribute to call routing and trunking design within enterprise voice platforms
• Attend meetings with internal teams and clients to gather and understand voice system requirements
• Monitor compliance with established standards, policies, and procedures
• Gain hands-on experience with secure voice devices (e.g., VoIP phones, STEs, Viper) and infrastructure components (e.g., PBXs, encryption devices, call management servers)
• Learn to provide Tier 4 engineering support under supervision
• Learn and support platforms such as Skype for Business, Avaya Communication Manager, and other enterprise call center technologies

Skillsets needed:
• SIP signaling and call flows
• Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol
• SIP
• MGCP
• TCP/IP
• H.323
• MPLS
• DNS
• DHCP
• RTP

Preferred Education, Experience, & Skills:
• Linux
• SIP signaling and call flows
• Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol
• SIP
• TCP/IP
• H.323
• DNS
• DHCP
• RTP

Certifications
• SIP signaling and call flows
• H.323
• Avaya Communications Certification
• Cisco Certified Collaboration Professional
• Cisco Voice certifications
• Juniper certifications
• MCSE certification
• A+ certification
• Network+ certification
• CCNA, CCNP, ITIL, CCIE, HP, CCVP, CCDP, CATE, R&S
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