The Telecommunications Administrator's responsibility is to plan, develop, and implement the Company's telecommunications infrastructure. This includes installing, configuring, maintaining, supporting, and optimizing all telephone systems and services, voicemail and PBX communication systems, and video conferencing environments. The person will also analyze and resolve telecommunications circuit issues in a timely and accurate fashion, and support user needs where required.
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Telecommunications Administrator
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