Network Operations Engineer
Listed on 2026-08-14
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IT/Tech
IT Support, Network Engineer
Role Overview
The Senior Network Operations Engineer is a hands-on, individual-contributor role responsible for the day-to-day monitoring, troubleshooting, and remediation of a global enterprise network supporting a leading autonomous-mobility client’s IT operations organization. This is an engineering role, not a management role: the majority of your time is spent inside monitoring tools and CLI sessions — chasing down alerts, isolating root cause, and restoring service.
Role Overview
The Senior Network Operations Engineer is a hands-on, individual-contributor role responsible for the day-to-day monitoring, troubleshooting, and remediation of a global enterprise network supporting a leading autonomous-mobility client’s IT operations organization. This is an engineering role, not a management role: the majority of your time is spent inside monitoring tools and CLI sessions — chasing down alerts, isolating root cause, and restoring service.
You will work as a full-time embedded contractor supporting the account, reporting to the client’s Operations Manager. You are the technical engine behind the NOC: triaging alerts in Data Dog and other monitoring platforms, working Service Now tickets end-to-end, and directly troubleshooting the broader multi-vendor network stack. You help bring newly deployed sites through hypercare, keep major incidents moving toward resolution, and continuously sharpen the runbooks and monitoring you rely on.
Success in this role is measured by how quickly and reliably you detect, diagnose, and resolve network issues.
Key Responsibilities
Monitoring & Proactive Troubleshooting
- Alert triage:
Monitor Data Dog dashboards and other network monitoring tools continuously; investigate alerts as they fire and determine root cause before they become incidents. - Proactive health checks:
Regularly review network health, performance graphs, and capacity trends; catch and resolve degradations before they impact users. - Dashboard & alert tuning:
Build and refine Data Dog dashboards, alerts, and monitors to improve signal quality and cut down on noise.
- Hands-on troubleshooting:
Diagnose and resolve NOC problems directly — from firewall policy issues to wireless connectivity failures to circuit outages — using CLI, vendor controllers, and monitoring data. - Ticket ownership:
Work incidents and requests end-to-end in Service Now, from initial triage through resolution and closure, keeping tickets updated with clear technical notes. - Major incident participation:
Join the technical bridge on P1/P0 disruptions, execute diagnostic and remediation steps, and help drive the issue to resolution. - Escalation:
Recognize when to escalate to vendors, carriers, or senior engineers, and manage that communication until the issue is resolved.
- Palo Alto Networks:
Troubleshoot, and maintain visibility on Palo Alto Networks firewalls with Strata — policy changes, VPN issues, routing, and security-rule troubleshooting. - Ruckus R1 wireless:
Support and troubleshoot the Ruckus R1 wireless environment, including AP connectivity, RF issues, and controller configuration. - Multi-vendor troubleshooting:
Work hands-on across switches, routers, firewalls, and wireless controllers from multiple vendors to isolate and fix problems at the CLI or via cloud-managed controllers.
- High-bandwidth pipelines:
Troubleshoot and maintain high-performance pipelines supporting massive data ingress/egress (such as local vehicle/fleet data offloading), resolving bottlenecks as they arise. - Critical environments:
Provide hands-on network support in critical facilities (e.g., automated data centers, localized data-ingress hubs, and fleet maintenance facilities), accounting for the power, cooling, and structured-cabling constraints that affect network operations there.
- Hypercare execution:
Actively monitor and stabilize newly deployed infrastructure during hypercare and site/network acceptance phase, resolving anomalies as they surface. - MOP execution:
Execute Methods of Procedure (MOPs) for installing,…
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