Ihor Olkhovskyi is a seasoned VoIP and telecom computing engineer with 12+ years of experience designing, maintaining, and developing large-scale VoIP infrastructures using Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, Kamailio and OpenSIPS. Based in Geneva, he currently develops CERN’s backend VoIP systems and integrates SIP softphone solutions with legacy Alcatel and S4B environments, blending open-source stacks with enterprise telephony. His background spans cloud PBX platforms, video-conferencing systems (Polycom, Tandberg), and embedded systems from earlier roles, giving him a rare end-to-end view of real-time communications from silicon to services. Comfortable coding backend services in Node.js/PHP and automating deployments with Puppet, he pairs deep SIP/H.323 protocol expertise with practical engineering for high-availability, production networks. Notably, he has a master’s in metrology and embedded programming, which informs his methodical approach to telecom reliability and measurement.
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Ihor Olkhovskyi - Telecom Computing Engineer (IT-CS-TR) at CERN