The Video Engineer role involves managing video technologies, troubleshooting SIP issues, and understanding Cisco telepresence systems and traces.
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Job DescriptionRole: Video Engineer
Location: SFO, CA
Duration: 6+ Months
BGV will be done for the selected candidates.
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VCS-C, VCS-E, TMS, MSE, Conductor, MCUs, CTMS, ISDN gateways
SIP Troubleshooting
Understanding CUCM/VCS Traces
Understanding Packet Captures
Cisco Telepresence System
Cisco Jabber
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