Voice Operations Engineer – 24×7 Customer Support
Kore.ai is a globally recognized leader in the conversational and generative AI space helping enterprises deliver extraordinary experiences for their customers, employees, and contact center agents. Kore.ai’s goal is to empower businesses with effective, simple and responsible AI solutions that create engaging interactions. sectors serving over 100M of consumers and 500,000+ employees worldwide. With billions of interactions automated using our AI-powered technology, we have been able to save over $500M for these companies.
Kore.ai is one of the fastest growing AI companies globally. We are recognized as a leader by the leading technology and industry analysts like Gartner, Forrester, IDC, ISG, Everest, and others.
Founded in 2014 by serial successful entrepreneur, Raj Koneru, Kore.ai supports customers globally across offices in Orlando, Hyderabad, New York, London, Germany, Dubai Frankfurt, Tokyo and Seoul.
We’re reshaping the way companies harness the power of AI, simplifying and enhancing accessibility. Work alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry to pioneer safe, reliable solutions. Join the Kore.ai team and help companies of all sizes simplify the adoption of advanced AI solutions responsibly.
Voice Operations Engineer – 24×7 Customer Support
About the Role
We are seeking a skilled and customer-focused Voice Operations Engineer to join our 24×7
Voice Gateway Operations team. The role will support enterprise customers, troubleshoot
real-time voice and telephony issues, monitor production environments, and ensure timely
resolution of incidents across global regions.
The ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of voice protocols, networking, Linux
administration, monitoring tools, and excellent customer communication skills. The ability to
remain calm under pressure, ask the right diagnostic questions, and clearly articulate
technical findings is essential.
Key Responsibilities
Provide 24×7 operational support for Voice Gateway, telephony, SIP, RTP, SBC, and
contact-center environments.
Monitor voice infrastructure, call quality, service availability, traffic patterns, and system health.
Troubleshoot issues related to call failures, call drops, one-way audio, no audio, DTMF, codec negotiation, SIP registration, routing, and media connectivity.
Analyze SIP signaling and RTP media flows to identify the root cause of customer-
impacting issues.
Use tools such as Homer, Grafana, VoIP monitoring platforms, logs, traces, dashboards, and packet captures for troubleshooting.
Investigate network, firewall, DNS, NAT, routing, port-access, and connectivity-related issues.
Work with customers to collect call IDs, timestamps, SIP traces, source IPs, network
details, recordings, and other relevant diagnostic information.
Communicate clearly with customers during incidents, explain the problem statement, provide regular updates, and set appropriate expectations.
Collaborate with Engineering, DevOps, QA, Product, carriers, SBC teams, and third-
party vendors to drive issues to closure.
Perform initial incident triage, impact assessment, escalation, and follow-up based on defined SLAs.
Maintain accurate incident records, troubleshooting notes, root-cause analysis, and
customer communication history.
Support production deployments, configuration changes, service restarts, feature
enablement, and post-change validation.
Identify recurring issues and recommend preventive actions to improve platform reliabilityand customer experience.
Participate in shift rotations, weekend coverage, incident bridges, and major customer escalations.
Required Qualifications
3–5 years of experience in Voice Operations, NOC, Technical Support, Network Operations, Telecom Operations, or a related role.
Strong understanding of voice and telephony protocols, including
SIP
RTP/RTCP
SDP
SIP REGISTER, INVITE, ACK, BYE, CANCEL, REFER, and 200 OK flows
DTMF, codecs, NAT traversal, and media negotiation
Hands-on experience troubleshooting voice issues such as
Call setup failures
Call drops and mid-call disconnects
One-way or no audio
Audio quality issues
SIP registration failures
DTMF failures
Transfer and routing issues
Carrier or SBC connectivity problems
Good knowledge of networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP, UDP, DNS, NAT,
routing, firewalls, ACLs, TLS, and port connectivity.
Working knowledge of Linux administration, commands, services, logs, processes,
networking, and basic performance troubleshooting.
Experience with monitoring and observability tools such as
Homer
Grafana
VoIP monitoring platforms
Prometheus, Datadog, ELK/OpenSearch, or equivalent tools
Ability to analyze logs, SIP traces, packet captures, and call-flow data.
Strong problem-solving, debugging, and incident-management skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to clearly explain technical issues, findings, impact, and next steps to customers and internal stakeholders.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience working with SBCs, SIP carriers, cloud telephony, contact-center platforms, or CPaaS solutions.
Familiarity with FreeSWITCH, Asterisk, RTP engines, AudioCodes, Twilio, or similar
voice technologies.
Experience using Wireshark, tcpdump, sngrep, SIPp, or similar troubleshooting tools.
Exposure to AWS, GCP, or other cloud environments.
Knowledge of call-quality metrics such as MOS, jitter, latency, packet loss, and packet-delay variation.
Experience supporting global enterprise customers in a managed services or SaaS
environment.
ITIL certification or experience with structured incident and problem-management
processes.
Key Attributes
Customer-focused and committed to timely issue resolution.
Calm, composed, and effective during high-pressure incidents.
Strong listener who can ask precise and relevant diagnostic questions.
Able to convert complex technical findings into a clear customer-facing problem
statement.
Fast learner with the a
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