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RingCentral
IT Infrastructure and Networking
RingCentral is a cloud-based unified communications platform providing VoIP phone service, video conferencing, team messaging, and contact center solutions for businesses. IT administrators and remote or distributed teams use it as an alternative to traditional PBX phone systems, enabling calls, meetings, and messaging from any device. It competes with platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams in the business communications space.
RingCentral in the job market
Last checked September 13, 2026
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Sr. Implementation Consultant - CCAAS (AMER shift)
Sprinklr
This role leads enterprise implementations of Sprinklr's contact center platform, working with complex customers to design solutions and guide adoption. It suits experienced contact center consultants ready to mentor others and act as a technical advisor to enterprise clients.
Listed on Sprinklr’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Solutions Engineer
RingCentral
A pre-sales technical role supporting RingCentral's cloud communications platform, working with sales teams to demonstrate solutions, conduct proof-of-concept implementations, and provide technical guidance to customers. This suits someone with VoIP and telecommunications expertise who enjoys bridging technical and sales functions.
Listed on RingCentral’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Agent Product Manager
Assort Health
New York, NY · $175,000 – $205,000 · Remote
This role leads customer implementations for an AI healthcare platform, owning complex multi-site rollouts and translating customer needs into product improvements. It suits someone from consulting or post-sales who thrives managing difficult stakeholder relationships and building scalable systems from the ground up.
Listed on Assort Health’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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