Long Description

NOC Engineer

Location: Gurgaon / Hyderabad
Experience: 3-8 Years

Choosing Capgemini means joining a team that ensures seamless connectivity, operational excellence, and superior customer experience through proactive network monitoring and incident management. Be part of a collaborative environment where you can build your expertise in Telecom and ISP operations while supporting critical network and service platforms.

Role Overview

This role is responsible for real-time monitoring, incident detection, troubleshooting, and operational support of network and service platforms. The NOC Engineer plays a key role in ensuring network availability, SLA compliance, and timely resolution of incidents by collaborating with internal teams, vendors, and stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

. Monitor network, service, and application platforms using enterprise monitoring tools.

. Detect, acknowledge, and correlate alarms/events while performing initial triage and impact assessment.

. Create, manage, and maintain incident tickets with accurate severity classification, timelines, and documentation.

. Troubleshoot network and service issues across routing, switching, access, and application layers.

. Coordinate and manage P1/P2 incidents, including bridge calls, stakeholder communication, and status updates.

. Escalate incidents to appropriate internal teams, vendors, and leadership to ensure timely resolution.

Technology Exposure

. Network Monitoring & ITSM Tools

. Routing, Switching & IP Networking

. DOCSIS, HFC, CMTS & Broadband Technologies

. Core, Access, Security & Load Balancing Platforms

. Voice, Video, Wi-Fi & Mobile Technologies

. Enterprise Applications & Service Platforms

Ideal Candidate Profile

. 3-8 years of experience in Telecom, ISP, or Network Operations Center (NOC) environments.

. Strong understanding of IP Networking, Routing, and Switching concepts.

. Hands-on experience with network monitoring, incident management, and ticketing tools.

. Experience in handling critical incidents and operational escalations.