America At Work
Telecommunications Specialist (RingCentral)
- Compensation
- $80K–$95K / yr
- Location
- Boston Metro Area, MA, US
- Arrangement
- On-site
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Posted
- 20 October 2026 (9 days ago)
Checked 8 days agoApplications go to the employer, never to RoleSprint
About this role
A major healthcare organization is seeking an experienced Telecommunications Specialist to support enterprise voice systems across multiple campuses and clinics. This role manages daily telecom operations, VoIP (cloud/on‑prem), call flows, MACs, troubleshooting, and collaboration with IT teams. Ideal candidates bring strong RingCentral expertise, Avaya platform experience, and the ability to support complex telephony environments.
Required Qualifications • RingCentral experience
• Bachelor’s in Computer Science or equivalent experience
• 5+ years telecom/IT network systems experience
• Avaya CM v16.3, System/Session Manager, Aura Messaging, CMS, VeraSmart, Virtual Observer, G430/G450/G650
Preferred Certifications • Cisco CCNA or CCVP
• Avaya Certified Support or Implementation Specialist
Work location
- Boston Metro Area, MA, US
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