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We are looking for a 247 NOC Specialist to ensure the availability, performance, and reliability of production systems. This role is hands-on across monitoring/observability, incident response, troubleshooting, and automation, working closely with engineering and infrastructure teams to reduce downtime and improve operational excellence. Shift / Support Model: 247 rotational shifts (including nights/weekends) with on-call participation as required. Key Responsibilities - Monitor applications and infrastructure using New Relic, Datadog, Grafana and related observability tooling; maintain dashboards and actionable alerting - Provide L1/L2 incident response in a 247 environment; triage alerts, restore service quickly, and manage escalations - Perform deep troubleshooting across Linux systems, Kubernetes workloads, infrastructure components, and network paths - Conduct log analysis using Newrelic/ELK (and/or similar platforms) to identify patterns, correlate events, and support root cause analysis - Manage infrastructure changes using Terraform and follow Infrastructure-as-Code practices (review, version control, rollback readiness) - Support Kubernetes platform operations by assisting with deployments, performing cluster/service health checks, executing scaling and recycling activities, monitoring capacity and performance, and troubleshooting issues - Maintain clear runbooks, SOPs, and shift handover notes; ensure knowledge is captured and reusable - Partner with engineering and cloud/infrastructure teams to improve reliability through post-incident reviews, problem management, and continuous improvements to observability Must Have Skills: - Bachelors degree (B.Tech/B.E., MCA) or equivalent practical experience - 36 years of experience in SRE / NOC / Production Support / DevOps / Infrastructure Operations - Experience working in a shift-based operations environment with strong ownership and urgency - Ability to document clearly (runbooks, post-incident notes) and collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.Monitoring & Observability: Current Relic, Datadog, Grafana; strong alert triage and dashboarding skills - Linux: administration fundamentals, process/service troubleshooting, permissions, performance basics - Infrastructure as Code: Terraform (hands-on) - Containers: Kubernetes (workload troubleshooting, cluster concepts) - Networking: TCP/IP basics, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, load balancing concepts, connectivity troubleshooting - Log Analysis: ELK (or equivalent), querying/correlation for RCA support Preferred Skills: - Cloud infrastructure fundamentals (AWS/Azure/GCP) - Good communication skills: clear incident updates, shift handovers, and stakeholder coordination Professional Skills: - Solid written, verbal, and presentation communication skills - Strong team and individual player - Maintains composure during all types of situations and is collaborative by nature - High standards of professionalism, consistently producing high quality results - Self-sufficient, independent requiring very little supervision or intervention - Demonstrate flexibility and openness to bring creative solutions to address issues Bridgenext is an Equal Opportunity Employer .
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That number is real. WorkMundi's database shows 144,883 open engineer roles across the world. India has the most with 31,687 jobs, followed by the United States with 30,084. If you just finished reading one job ad and felt paralyzed by choice, you're not alone—but this scale is actually an advantage. It means you can afford to be selective.
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