Problem analysis and resolution of incidents remotely for Cisco Unified Communications solutions
2nd level support – technical assistance for troubleshooting complex system configurations
Problem analysis and resolution of incidents in 3rd-party applications
Development of solution proposals and workarounds for implementation by the customer or an on-site technician
Handling and management of technical escalations to the vendor
Customer support within the scope of existing service contracts
Implementation of standard and non-standard changes and subsequent verification of success
Participation in shift work / on-call and deployment readiness
Requirements
A completed technical degree (e.g., Computer Science, Engineering, Electrical Engineering) or equivalent technical training
5 years of experience in the Cisco UC environment
Good knowledge of Cisco UC / vendor certifications (CCNP Collaboration, CCNP R&S)
Experience with the vendor’s 3rd-party applications, Enghouse (Andtek), OpenText (RightFax)
Additional knowledge of Cisco Jabber / Webex / SPARK / Video is an advantage
Excellent conceptual and analytical skills, as well as strong communication skills
High team orientation, resilience, initiative, and strong service awareness
Willingness to engage in continuous professional development
Good written and spoken German and English
Benefits
Company pension plan
Bitkom employee discounts
Hybrid working
JobRad leasing option
Employee technology program (MTP)
Referral bonus
Additional leave days
Group accident insurance
Anniversary award
Training and development opportunities
On-call duty is compensated
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
problem analysisincident resolutiontechnical assistancetroubleshootingsolution proposalsimplementationverification of successCisco UC3rd-party applicationsCisco Jabber
Soft skills
conceptual skillsanalytical skillscommunication skillsteam orientationresilienceinitiativeservice awarenesscontinuous professional development