Peraton is seeking a NOC Technician. The Global Network Operations Center (GNOC) Communication Analyst is responsible for facilitating the daily support functions of a team that is readily accessible to DHA Leadership and will serve as a primary contact point for questions, requests, and reporting on active service interruptions that are impacting the delivery of healthcare globally. An analyst is responsible for providing first-level event management in a 24x7 operational environment. Analysts are also responsible for comparing and correlating events from multiple sources, maintaining accurate incident records, and initiating appropriate actions to avoid or minimize loss of IT services. This position requires familiarity with the Military Health System (MHS) network architecture and supported applications. The GNOC Communication Cell focuses on the flow of information to executive leadership, providing notifications, executive dashboards, reporting, and EXSUM/AAR Reports as required. They improve documentation and flow of information through quality reviews of all Severity 1 Critical service interruptions and making improvement recommendations. The GNOC Communication Cell provide rapid responses to questions regarding active service interruptions and other requests from DHA leadership and MTF leadership. Leveraging ServiceNow and other tools, the team designs, builds, and manages Executive level dashboards to provide decision support capabilities for enterprise key leadership. The GNOC Communication Cell actively leverages resources to accomplish standard tasks such as: adding service catalog items, managing foundation data quality, accessing data for analytics review, and building reports to help better manage the processing of information between service providers, stakeholders, and Infrastructure & Operations support teams. Using Government provided ITSM support tools, knowledge bases, and ITIL based processes, the GNOC Communication Analyst facilitates troubleshooting issues impacting the delivery of healthcare. The Support Analyst will monitor and track service interruptions to provide status to service and solution owners, facilitating service restoration, documenting troubleshooting steps and root causes as identified, creating downtime notifications, and interfacing with the GNOC Government Operations Officers.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Industry
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees