Global NOC Shift Lead

Match Point Solutions is a fast-growing, young, energetic global IT-Engineering services company with clients across the US
. We provide technology solutions to various clients like Uber, Robinhood, Netflix, Airbnb, Google, Sephora, and more! More recently, we have expanded to working internationally in Canada, China, Ireland, UK, Brazil, and India
. Through our culture of innovation, we inspire, build, and deliver business results, from idea to outcome. We keep our clients on the cutting edge of the latest technologies and provide solutions by using industry-specific best practices and expertise.

Remote

12 Months

Pay rate: $40 - $45/hr on W2

The Global NOC Shift Lead role is required to provide consistent shift-level leadership across a follow-the-sun Network Operations Center model, with accountability for bridge oversight, incident prioritization, escalation, and stakeholder coordination during live operational events. As the operational leader for the shift, this role complements the Technical Recovery Specialist (TRS), who provides deep technical recovery leadership, and strengthens leadership continuity, operational discipline, and decision-making consistency across the global NOC.

The Global NOC Shift Lead is responsible for providing overall operational leadership for the shift across the Network Operations Center. The role maintains real-time oversight of all active operational bridges, directs priorities across concurrent incidents, and assumes leadership of high-impact or high-severity events to support rapid service restoration and effective stakeholder communication.

This role provides command-and-control leadership during live operational events, ensuring the right resources are engaged, escalations are timely, and communications remain clear and coordinated. The Shift Lead partners closely with engineers, resolver teams, the TRS, Command Center, Lines of Business, and peer leaders in other regions to sustain operational stability within a follow-the-sun model.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide overall leadership for the shift, maintaining oversight of all active operational bridges and ensuring effective prioritization across concurrent incidents.
• Lead or direct high-impact or high-severity incidents, acting as the operational authority for bridge governance, escalation management, stakeholder alignment, and pace of recovery.
• Partner closely with the Technical Recovery Specialist (TRS), who provides deep technical recovery leadership, while ensuring overall shift governance, resource alignment, and operational decision-making remain coordinated.

• Drive timely escalation, decision-making, and stakeholder communication during incidents, ensuring updates are clear, accurate, and aligned to business impact.
• Provide leadership and direction to engineers across the shift, reinforcing operational discipline, urgency, accountability, and adherence to incident, problem, and change management practices.

• Coordinate effectively with internal support teams, external service providers, Command Center, and peer regions to ensure efficient resolution of network incidents and seamless handoff across shifts where needed.

• Identify improvement opportunities in operational processes, shift execution, escalation pathways, and bridge management to strengthen resilience and reduce mean time to restore service.
• Drive governance consistency and leadership continuity by partnering with regional NOC Managers and peer Shift Leads within a globally aligned NOC operating model.

• Extensive experience leading network operations, infrastructure operations, or a comparable technology operations function within a large-scale enterprise environment.
• Demonstrated success leading major incidents, bridge calls, and service restoration activity in a high-availability, time-critical environment.
• Experience operating within complex, multivendor environments, including coordination across internal teams, external partners, and outsourced service delivery models.
• Strong technical credibility across enterprise network technologies, with the ability to engage effectively on routing, switching, wireless, firewalls, load balancing, and core network protocols.
• Strong command of Incident, Problem, and Change Management disciplines, with the ability to apply…