BSS Technical Architect

Posted 2 days ago

teliolabs communication privateSouth San Francisco (CA)

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About the role

Experience: 10+ years of overall IT experience in Telecom BSS environments.

Role Overview: Seeking a senior BSS Technical Architect with SRE expertise to design, deploy, and operate highly available, resilient, and scalable telecom BSS platforms. The role combines deep Oracle BSS stack expertise, cloud-native architecture, and strong operational reliability ownership across on-prem and cloud environments.

Key Responsibilities: Architect and design high availability, resilient, and scalable BSS systems. Lead installation, configuration, administration, and troubleshooting of Oracle BRM, PDC, ECE, OCOMC, and BIP. Hands-on experience with layering the BRM containers for functional changes. Drive SRE practices, including reliability, monitoring, incident management, and RCA. Design and implement HA and Disaster Recovery (DR) strategies for BSS platforms. Support on-prem, cloud-native, and hybrid deployments using Docker and Kubernetes. Act as a senior technical escalation point for complex production issues. Collaborate across infrastructure, network, security, and DBA teams.

Required Skills: Strong Telecom BSS domain knowledge. Hands-on experience with Oracle BRM, PDC, ECE, OCOMC, BIP. Linux system administration and troubleshooting expertise. Familiarity with Microservices, Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Cloud Native Technology. Understanding of networking, firewall, infrastructure, and basic database concepts. Proven experience in HA, DR, resiliency, and architecture design.

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