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Senior IBM Netcool Developer

Posted 7 days ago

purple drive technologiesTampa (FL)

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Senior IBM Netcool Developer We are seeking an experienced IBM Netcool Developer with strong Telecom domain expertise to design, develop, and maintain enterprise Fault Management (FM) and Event Management solutions using IBM Netcool/OMNIbus, Netcool Impact, and Netcool Operations Insight (NOI).The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience building event collection, normalization, correlation, enrichment, and automation solutions across Telecom network domains including RAN, Core, Transport, IP/MPLS, and IT Infrastructure. The role requires expertise in AIOps, event-driven automation, alarm correlation, root cause analysis, and large-scale network monitoring environments. IBM Netcool Development Design, develop, and maintain solutions using: IBM Netcool/OMNIbusIBM Netcool ImpactIBM Netcool ProbesIBM Netcool GatewaysIBM Netcool Operations Insight (NOI) Build and customize: RulesProbesGatewaysPoliciesEvent Processing LogicEvent Management & Correlation Develop event collection, normalization, enrichment, and correlation solutions. Implement: Alarm suppression DeduplicationRoot Cause Analysis (RCA) Event filtering Alarm thresholding Alarm synchronization Support high-volume event processing environments. Telecom Fault Management Build fault management solutions across: RANCore Networks Transport NetworksIP/MPLSEnterprise IT Infrastructure Design service impact and fault correlation models. Integration & Automation Develop integrations using: REST APIsSOAP APIsKafkaWebhooksSNMPSyslogMQTTIntegrate with: Service NowInventory SystemsGIS Platforms Performance Management Tools Trouble Ticketing SystemsAIOps & Predictive Analytics Implement AIOps solutions for: Anomaly DetectionPredictive Fault Analytics Event Noise Reduction Root Cause Analysis Collaborate with AI/ML teams to enable: Predictive monitoring Alarm forecastingAI-powered fault management Closed-loop automation Automation & DevOpsDevelop automation using: AnsibleNOI RunbooksServiceNow FlowsPython/Shell Scripts Implement: Auto-ticketing Auto-remediation Auto-healing workflows Required Technical SkillsIBM Netcool StackIBM Netcool/OMNIbusIBM Netcool ImpactIBM Netcool ProbesIBM Netcool GatewayIBM Netcool Operations Insight (NOI)IBM Tivoli Netcool Telecom Fault Management PlatformsIBM NetcoolHPE TeMIPOpenNMSServiceNow Event Management Programming & Scripting PythonShell Scripting JavaJavaScriptSQLXML/XSLTJSONIntegration TechnologiesREST APIsSOAP APIsKafkaWebhooksSNMPSyslogMQTTDatabasesOracleMySQLPostgreSQLMongoDBCloud & Containers KubernetesDockerAWSAzureAutomationAnsibleNOI RunbooksServiceNow FlowsAI / AnalyticsAIOpsELK StackSplunkAnomaly DetectionPredictive Analytics Telecom Standards (Preferred)3GPPITU-T X.733TM Forum SIDTMF 621TMF 642TMF 656 Required Qualifications8–10 years of experience in Telecom OSS/Fault Management environments. Strong expertise in IBM Netcool/OMNIbus and IBM NOI.Hands-on development experience with Netcool rules, probes, gateways, and integrations. Experience working in Telecom NOC/Operations environments. Strong understanding of event correlation and fault management processes. Experience integrating Netcool with Service Now and enterprise platforms. Strong scripting and automation skills.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with AI/ML-driven Operations (AIOps).Experience with OpenNMS or HPE TeMIP.Knowledge of Telecom inventory and topology systems. Experience with cloud-native monitoring and observability platforms.

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