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Please send resumes and cover letters to me at benw at plasticboy.com. Company: Gryphon Networks Position: Customer Automation Engineer Location: Norwood, MA Reports to: Gryphon Engineering / Database team The Customer Automation Engineer is responsible for interfacing with existing Gryphon customers and future Gryphon customers to establish all necessary data transfer methods for Do-Not-Call, customer EBR and customer agent authentication. This Engineer will work closely with Gryphon Operations and Gryphon Sales during pre-sales and post-sales phases to negotiate data content, design, develop, test and implement the complete data transfer package for each client. This Engineer will also work closely with Gryphon Engineering database developers to interface all necessary database procedures to successfully provide a complete customer automation solution. Key Skills required: * Excellent script development experience with Perl or similar scripting language * Ability to deal directly with customers during pre-sales and post-sales roles to establish data transfer processes and procedures in a collaborative manner * Detail-oriented approach to data analysis and testing to ensure customer data and business processes are accurately represented in Gryphon products and systems * Ability to develop completely automated processes and solutions that run predominantly in a "lights-out" fashion with sufficient customer and Gryphon helpdesk notifications * Willingness to work during off-hours as needed to meet Gryphon customer schedules * Willingness to provide tier 3 support to Gryphon Engineering and Operations groups to resolve customer issues 7x24 when necessary Other skills: * C and database programming experience a plus * Unix and Windows job scheduling experience a plus
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