Senior VoIP Developer
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Requirements
- Build and manage VoIP platforms using:
- Design and develop custom IVRs, call routing logic, and SIP trunk integrations.
- Develop web-based VoIP control panels, dashboards, and custom admin/client GUIs.
- Integrate with 3rd-party platforms like:
- Perform SIP debugging, audio troubleshooting, NAT traversal handling, and codec optimization.
- Work on multi-tenant architecture, high availability, failover, and security setup.
- Automate and script deployments using Bash, Python, or PHP.
- Manage VoIP instances on Proxmox, VMware, or cloud providers like AWS/DigitalOcean. Confidential Required
- Minimum 3 years of experience in VoIP system development.
- Strong knowledge of SIP/RTP/NAT, VoIP codecs, and signaling.
- Hands-on experience with:
- Tools: Wireshark, sngrep, tcpdump, Asterisk CLI, FS-CLI Preferred Skills (Bonus):
- Familiarity with WebRTC, STIR/SHAKEN, and telecom compliance.
- Experience in multi-tenant VoIP platform scaling.
- API development and third-party app integrations.
- Prior work in a telecom SaaS, startup, or CPaaS provider.
Benefits
- Competitive salary based on skills and experience.
- Remote work flexibility and performance-based growth.
- Exposure to advanced telecom projects and platforms.
- Fast-paced, collaborative, and innovation-driven culture.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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