NOC Service Engineering Intern (12 months internship)
Your responsibilities
Our Network Operations Center (NOC) team is the frontline support for Equinixs diverse range of products and services. With a focus on network support, our NOC experts handle customer inquiries and troubleshoot issues swiftly and effectively. NOC monitors tickets and network activity, diagnosing and resolving problems promptly or escalating them to appropriate teams when necessary. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in networking technologies. NOC Engineer Intern will be responsible for monitoring equipment spread across multiple sites and will require the ability to identify, prioritize, and resolve issues as they come up while keeping the relevant stakeholders informed as needed.
Responsibilities
Troubleshooting
•Troubleshoots network problems and outages and provides Level 1 Network support
•Actively works in performing network monitoring and creating solutions that allow proactive network monitoring
•Provides feedback and edits published checklists for L1 triage
Sustaining Operations
•Monitors network devices, software health and network tools health checks
•Monitors the network tools and reports any device or software outages, prioritizing the issues
•Creates and reports tickets for events and incidents
Service Delivery
•Performs Network Service fulfillment for quote to cash transactional tickets for all network and datacenter products (Interconnections, DCIM etc.)
Our requirements
What we offer
The Equinix New to Career team will be reviewing applicants on a rolling basis and will reach out to applicants accordingly. We appreciate your patience while we consider your application. If you would like to learn about other career opportunities, we have to offer check out our careers page! Learn more about the program and what former interns have to say about their experience - https://careers.equinix.com/global-internship Watch this video to learn more on how Equinix is powering the worlds digital infrastructure. https://youtu.be/aTTIbsfP8j0