UC Systems Administrator
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Pencor is searching for a Systems Administrator to help maintain, monitor and configure our VoIP communications systems, 911 alterting solutions and the communication hardware are employees use.
General responsibilities include but not limited to:
- Providing application support for various customer engagement related products
- Assisting network team with QOS, zoning, UC DHCP deployment configurations
- Configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting our various 911 services
- Deploying, configuring and troubleshooting PRI, SIP and analog lines
- Deploying, configuring and troubleshooting end point voice devices
- Providing application support for our core VoIP solutions
- Provide usage reports and call data a needed
- Other duties as assigned
Requirements
There is a 3-day work-from-home component to this position however, employee MUST reside in Pennsylvania and be able to come into the office when needed or requested by manager. Must also have a High Speed Data Connection with a Minimum of 100 Mbps and a quiet dedicated office space., * Associates Degree focusing on Networking or Telecommunications
- Valid PA Driver’s License and good driving record
- Established Residency in Pennsylvania
- Fundamental networking concepts, routing, DHCP and DNS Certification in eiher Avaya, MS or Cisco UC services
- Linux operating system experience
- Cisco Network Experience
- Ability to travel within our company footprint as needed
- Ability to come into the office in Palmerton as scheduled
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