The Telecommunications Analyst's role is to coordinate strategies for - and ensure the integrity of - in-house voice, data, and video equipment and its associated network connections. This includes configuring and optimizing all telephone systems and services, voicemail and PBX communication systems, and video conferencing environments, both internally and those integrated with Internet-based services. Also, the Telecommunications Analyst's mandate will be to maintain SLAs for all organizational telecom applications.
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Telecommunications Analyst
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