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Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC)
Integrated Communications Services Engineer II
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A Telecommunications Specialist or Engineer designs or configures telecommunications systems, including electronic communication systems for voice, video, or data. Supervises system installation and maintenance.
$118,517 / year median in Maryland
-14% projected decline
Job Description
Integrated Communications Services Engineer II Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) United States, Maryland, Towson 6545 North Charles Street (Show on map) Aug 15, 2026
Under general supervision and according to established policies and procedures. Qualified applicants will be responsible for the day to day maintenance, and administration of all integrated enterprise communication systems. Applicants must have advanced knowledge of Openscape 4000, and Openscape Xpressions voice mail systems, Openscape Contact Center server V9, reporting and desktop application deployment. Be familiar with VoIP endpoints and SIP trunks. Good working knowledge of mobile devices, applications, deployment, asset tracking, and security desired. Education Bachelor's degree in related field or equivalent experience. Experience 3-5 years' progressive related work experience with enterprise wide communications systems, preferably within a Healthcare setting. Skills Knowledge of large enterprise communication systems.
Perform daily moves adds and changes of user communication devices.
Good working knowledge of smartphones and tablets.
Knowledge of MDM and mobile cyber security policies
The ability to work in a team environment as well as independently on special projects.
The ability to design, implement and troubleshoot ACD call center applications.
The ability to test and document new processes and procedures.
The ability to verify services by testing circuits, equipment, and identifying alarms.
The ability to troubleshoot, report and repair outages.
The ability to monitor and verify system back-ups. Licensures, Certifications Openscape 4000, Openscape Xpressions, Openscape Contact Center, IP\SIP phones. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Performs daily administration of PBX and associated applications. Design and validation of application changes to improve end user workflow
Assists in the ongoing design and implementation of communication systems including but not limited to: enterprise voice mail, call center, reporting and end user hardware.
Organizational optimization through process improvement including: Analysis of metrics to assist business units with problem resolution, and through managing application or device user groups.
End user training for all relevant communication applications and hardware including the documentation of these system at both the administrative and end user level.
Troubleshoots and resolves advanced technical issues with the associated enterprise communication application(s) in a timely and appropriate manner.
Develop and use test plans for changes to communications system applications and platforms that includes root cause analysis, problem correction, retest, and documentation.
Coordinate with outside vendors, act as liaison between vendors and hospital end users, provides support for all communications duties and issues. All roles must demonstrate