The Observability Engineer designs, builds, implements, and administers tools and pipelines that provide full-stack visibility into infrastructure, applications, and business services. The role owns the day-to-day operation of the observability platforms and the Network/Technical Operations Center (NOC/TOC), supporting the stability, reliability, availability, and performance of business services. It develops observability that correlates metrics, logs, traces, and events into actionable insight, reducing time to detect and resolve issues. The position provides observability expertise across networks and cloud networking; directory services; messaging and collaboration platforms; eCommerce and customer-facing digital environments; remote access and VPN infrastructure; wireless, mobile, and endpoint fleets; Windows and Linux; backup, storage, and disaster recovery; voice and unified communications; virtualized and containerized environments; public and hybrid cloud; and critical business services and transaction flows. It owns alert intake, triage, escalation, incident coordination, and post-incident reviews; defines monitoring standards and operational metrics; and develops dashboards, runbooks, and processes. The role also mentors technical and cross-functional teams, evaluates tools, supports capacity planning and fault prediction, integrates telemetry with automation and security operations, and partners with Help Desk, Infrastructure, DevOps/SRE, and Application teams. After-hours work, shift work, and an on-call rotation are required. The role has no staff supervision responsibility. Travel is up to 5%, and the position is designated Anywhere. The anticipated salary range is $87,600–$131,500, depending on location, knowledge, skills, education, and experience; the position is also eligible for an annual discretionary bonus.
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