Jobs for Engineer Acm in London

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Lead Avaya Engineer - ACM- £50 - £80,000- London & UK/ Remotely

London, London / Permanent

Lead Avaya Engineer ACM £50 £80,000 London & UK/ Remotely Develop your career with on job training and certifications with a leading supplier of IT and Telecoms Infrastructure. The candidate will have excellent hands on knowledge across the Avaya ... (more)

30/01/2012 in xpatjobs.com

Avaya Support Engineer inc ACM Contact Centre - London

London, London / Permanent

Avaya Support Engineer This well established and highly regarded telecommunications / converged systems and solutions firm is seeking an experienced and versatile telecoms support engineer for their expanding team. This particular role will see you ... (more)

08/12/2011 in xpatjobs.com

Lead Avaya Technical Engineer, London & UK, Up to £70,000

London, London / Permanent

Lead Avaya Technical Engineer, London & UK with ability to work from home, Permanent, Up to £70,000 An experienced Avaya Team Lead is required to motivate a small team of Engineers ensuring they have the working knowledge to implement, configure ... (more)

04/01/2012 in xpatjobs.com

Avaya Certified Project Engineer - Southern Wide

London, London / Permanent

Avaya Certified Project Engineer Southern Wide Avaya, ACM, ACIS, ACSS, ACSA, CCNA, VOIP, Installation, Maintenance, Customer Focused, Field Based, Projects, Networking, IP, Routing/Switching, Firewalls. An experienced Avaya project engineer with ... (more)

14/02/2012 in xpatjobs.com
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