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Cisco Collaboration Operations Engineer 
Poland, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Krakow 
62286884

17.12.2024

Responsibilities include:
  • Ability to analyze, configure and fix large complex networks with mixed media and protocols.
  • Effectively utilize complex lab setups to duplicate and solve problems and validate planned changes to software and hardware design.
  • Provide remote troubleshooting support to resolve collaboration related issues
  • Follow-through on all UC Incident tickets assigned to Level 2 bin and their resolution; move complex issues from Level 1 to Level 2 bin
  • Engage peer technical teams in Cisco Professional Services and TAC for assistance on RMAs and complex issue support
  • Coordinate field services as needed for onsite support
  • Follow the defined communication procedures for incident updates
  • Strictly adhere to processes to update the tickets with relevant and accurate notes
  • Priority support for identified key customer employees and critical issues
  • Effectively work with customer and peer teams to resolve major customer issues.
  • Commit to continuous learning, results orientation and teamwork.
  • Sharing of information and communication with team members to improve team effectiveness.
Skill Required
  • Knowledge of routing and switching technologies (including experience dealing with carriers).
  • Knowledge of Cisco Call Manager, IP telephony, collaboration, and video technologies
  • BS in a technical field (IT/CS/EE) or equivalent plus 3+ years related experience.
Desired skills
  • Cisco Associate Level Certification.
  • Able to resolve problems and deliver solutions with a high level of customer satisfaction.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, interpersonal and presentation skills.
  • Ability to function effectively in ambiguous circumstances.
  • Crisis management skills
  • Planning, prioritization and organization skills.

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