Google CCAI Design and Implementation Engineer

  • Great Neck, NY
  • Posted 10 hours ago | Updated 10 hours ago

Overview

On Site
$50 - $55
Accepts corp to corp applications
Contract - W2
Contract - Independent
Contract - 06 Month(s)

Skills

Google CCAI Design and Implementation Engineer
Design and build virtual agents using Dialogflow CX/ES for voice and digital channels.
Integrate CCAI with platforms like Cisco UCCE/PCCE.

Job Details

Location: Long Island, NY

Duration: 6 months

Google CCAI Design and Implementation Engineer

  • Design and build virtual agents using Dialogflow CX/ES for voice and digital channels.
  • Define NLU models, intents, entities, and conversation flows.
  • Develop webhook services using Google Cloud Functions or external services.
  • Integrate CCAI with platforms like Cisco UCCE/PCCE.
  • Use Google CCAI Platform or connectors to enable call handoff and escalation.
  • Configure, deploy, and maintain SBCs in enterprise contact center environments.
  • Create and manage SIP routing rules, SIP manipulation scripts, local and realm-based policies.
  • Ensure secure and optimized voice traffic flow between CCAI platforms.
  • Collaborate on SBC dial plan design, translation rules, and SIP signalling analysis.
  • Perform E2E call flow validation across CCAI, SBC, and contact center platforms.
  • Use tools like Wireshark, SBC logs, and Dialogflow test suites.
  • Leverage CCAI Insights for tuning bot performance and reporting.
  • Designed and implemented customer experience solutions using UJET's cloud-native CCaaS platform
  • Integrated AI, CRM, and omnichannel capabilities to enhance service delivery
  • Collaborated with cross-functional teams to streamline contact center workflows
  • Elevated customer engagement through optimized operational strategies

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