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Telecom Audit Analyst 6584

N-Tier Solutions Inc.
is seeking a Telecom Audit Analyst for our direct Fortune 500 Banking Client in Wilson, NC.
Only candidates who can work on w2 or are Independent Contractors.
This position is for a Telecom Analyst for the Telecom Expense Management for IT SPO.
The candidate will be responsible for order activity as it pertains to validating order information, processing orders with various outside providers, ordering tracking and issue resolution or telecom billing and inventory.
The candidate needs to be able to work in a very fluid, fast paced, environment with known and unknown obstacles.
Responsibilities:
Performs assigned operational and financial audits of various regulatory and unregulatory telecommunication billing.
Employs web-based tools and electronic data interface (EDI) platform ensuring accurate billing.
Coordinates audit requirements with other IT Service Departments.
Provides daily, monthly, and quarterly cost saving reporting documentation.
Ensures all audit source documentation is maintained in an orderly and functional manner.
Initiates new processes and procedures for audit analysis of the telecommunications environment ensuring accurate and appropriate billing processes.
May provide indirect supervision of Telecom Audit Analyst for major audit task.
Position Requirements:
Minimum 3 years Telecom Experience Understanding of Voice and Data Networks Experience with Telecom Ordering Experience with Telecom Billing Experience with Customer Service Records(CSR) Be able to manage multiple tasks Team player Independent worker Detailed oriented Ability to problem solve and think outside of the box to solve issues Be able to manage and track information effectively Communicate effectively Other Desirable Skills:
Telecom Auditing Project management CONTACT INFORMATION:
Sophia Kazakos email removed 336-591-2044 ext (108) #LI-SK1.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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