Design, implement, and transition Genesys Cloud contact center solutions. Build call flows/IVR in Genesys Architect, develop integrations using APIs/JSON/JavaScript, execute test plans, and follow change control processes while ensuring clear communication and ownership.
PTP is a fast-growing system integrator that offers strategic Customer Experience (CX) solutions to our clients. We are looking for a Genesys Cloud Engineer to help us design and deliver CX solutions that provide our clients with a beautiful customer journey that achieves results. At PTP we value aptitude and creativity as well as experience. We are a diverse organization and are looking for bright, passionate, and committed professionals who strive to be the best at what they do.
Responsibilities
- Implement Genesys Cloud contact center solutions
- Conduct technical implementation activities from post-sale to support transition
- Develop call flows in Genesys Architect for routing and IVR
- Write and execute test plans
- Demonstrate strong follow-through, ownership & responsibility for assigned tasks
Requirements
- 1+ year of experience with the Genesys Cloud platform
- 3+ years of experience with the contact center solutions
- Experience with applications leveraging APIs, JSON or JavaScript
- Knowledge of change control processes
- Excellent communication skills
- Genesys Cloud CX: Professional Certification
Desired
- Genesys Cloud CX: Architect Certification
- Genesys Cloud CX: Developer Certification
- Genesys Cloud CX: Quality Management Certification
- Knowledge of IP Telephony: Genesys Cloud Edge, AudioCodes, Cisco Gateways, IP Telephones (Polycom, Cisco, etc.)
- Development experience to build apps and integrations leveraging APIs, JSON, and JavaScript
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