The Unified Collaborations Engineer serves as a subject matter expert in Cisco Collaboration technologies to include Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Unity, Contact Center Express, Emergency Responder.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING
Provide technical expertise to customers and partner engineering teams.
Work as a trusted advisor to customers in knowledge of Cisco collaboration technologies.
Support complex migrations as part of a team.
Support customers regarding cloud, collaboration, security, networking, mobility, end user devices, managed services, and workforce experience.
Support technical strategies that satisfy customer requirements based on Iron Bows capabilities.
Traveling to local customer sites in the DC Metro area.
LOCATION
Georgetown University Hospital located at 3800 Reservoir Rd NW, Washington, DC 20007
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
This position requires candidates to be based in the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and be able to travel to customer sites within the Washington DC area.
IMPLEMENTATION TASKS
Iron Bow Engineers will perform the following tasks:
Oversee deployment of Cisco IP Phones and associated Key Expansion Modules (KEM)
Oversee deployment of Analog Gateways
Add mailboxes to Unity Connection
Oversee rack, install, and configure of Analog Gateways
Configure workbooks
Support Migration and Cutover
Perform Test and Acceptance
Workbook Planning
Workflows / Device Programming / Workbooks
o Capture end-user requirements and define the test plan.
o Detail required Workflows / functional user groups / operational units
o Each Workflow is based on one functional user group / community that shares the same call flow, main numbers, etc. as to not break the mainline / call flow dependency per workbook.
o Review and updated documents (Floor Plans, BAT)
o Functional Workgroup Design
o capture end-user requirements and define the test plan.
o Work with our clients to align existing capabilities to MedStar standard capabilities for example:
Line Appearances
DID vs non-DID
Main Line / Back Line
Required Device
Voicemail
IVR
Port List
E911 ELINs
E911 Emergency Contact Information
E911 RedSky User data
o Document call flow(s) and provide meeting notes to update workbook with data captured and provide to the Iron Bow PM within 3 business days
o Under the Iron Bow Lead Engineer direction facilitate technical discussions during workbook reviews with functional user groups.
o Within each workbook, a Test Plan will be created that details how the solution will be tested and what results are expected. The test plan will include items such as:
validating build
validating call flows
validating IVRs
desk set features/functions
failover testing
and integration testing (SME, UCCX, Unity Connection, etc.)
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Device Programming
Program devices based on the final approved workbooks
o Voicemail Mailbox Creation
o Configure analog ports
o VoIP Phones
o KEM (only works with 8851, new or exsiting)
Cutover/Post-Cutover Support
On customer site supporting Cutover tasks
Execute and documents Tests with MedStar (Based on the Workbooks)
The installation anticipates a phased approach to minimize impact to staff and patients, and to fit into the MedStar Maintenance Windows.
Iron Bow plans for six (6) cutovers for telephones and analog ports, which will include migrating from 4 to 5 digits prior to or during the first cut-over.
Phased cutovers will cover the Unify multi-button IP Telephones.
A cutover for the analog station ports to take place with each phased phone station cutover. The hospital cutovers will be coordinated with MedStar and will involve configurations to both the CUCM and the Unify phone system, and to the PSTN connectivity from the PSTN providers. Additionally, a UCCX CSQ or Advanced IVR will be supported per cutover and requires Iron Bow support during cutover and support post cutover.
At a high level the cutover will include:
o Legacy PBX configuration to support Inter-system calling, meaning re-route of internal and PSTN calling to phones that have been migrated to CUCM via SIP trunks
o CUCM configuration to ensure inter-system calling to the legacy PBX and to the PSTN
o Porting DID extensions from the facilities in the legacy PBX to SIP trunking to the ISR4451 and the ASR1002X CUBE gateways
o Migration from 4 to 5 digit dialing prior to or during first cutover
o UCCX Basic and Advanced IVR updates and end-user support
o Telephone replacement as outlined in the sections above
o Test and Acceptance per design documentation
On customer site supporting Post Cutover tasks for 8 hours per day for three consecutive days following each cutover.
e911
Travel to site and test each ELIN (108) added to an ERL using the 'Test ERL' via VPN or Local test phone. The reason to test an ELIN is to ensure it will be displayed at the PSAP correctly. The ERLs and Discovery via IP Subnet have already been established. Once testing has been completed successfully, the ELINs will be added to their ERL as appropriate prior to phone go-live and documented for transition.
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