Operations Network Lead (OPS Lead) - Full Time Role
Operations Network Lead (OPS Lead) - Full Time Role
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Project & Operations Management
- Lead end-to-end network operations programs across Data Center, WAN, and Enterprise Network environments.
- Manage project planning, execution, governance, risk mitigation, and stakeholder communications.
- Team management including mentoring team members for professional growth
- Proactive, self-driven and data analytics skill
- Drive operational excellence through structured process improvements and service optimization initiatives.
- Monitor project milestones, SLAs, KPIs, and operational health metrics and take corrective actions if needed.
- Network Operations Leadership
- Oversee operations involving: Scrum Calls
- Reviewing Dashboards for data analysis
- Identify problem pattern and initiate project for its resolution
- Understand Tools involvement for the enterprise network deployment processes and their support teams
- Change and Release Management
- Incident, Problem, and Escalation Management
- Collaborate with engineering and support teams to ensure high availability and reliability of network services.
- Act as the primary interface for customers, leadership teams, and technical stakeholders.
- Provide executive-level reporting, business reviews, and operational insights.
- Build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
- Have a regular customer connects to review business delivery, challenges and discuss areas need help.
- Technical Skills
- Strong understanding of networking protocols and routing
- Have hands on experience working on networking devices (Switches, Routers, Load Balancers) for at least 3-4 years
- Preferred to have experience working in the data center in technical capacity
- Data Analytical Skills and basic understanding of SQL databases and any reporting platforms
- ITSM Processes (Incident, Change, Problem Management)
- Knowledge of Cloud Networking (Azure/AWS/OCI/Google Cloud) is preferred.
- Understanding of network automation tools and AI-driven operational solutions is highly desirable.
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