Network Operations Center Jobs

The future for NOC engineers is promising since the demand is constantly growing. As technology continues to grow and change, the demand increases to meet system requirements. NOC Engineers are necessary to ensure the stability and success of the system while communicating with IT technicians.

The Global Network Operations Center: The GNOC, or the global network operations center is the future. Two network operators in different locations can ensure the users smooth connectivity in a different location. An ITIL, or Information Technology Infrastructure Library certification teaches the utilization of IT as a tool for individuals and organizations. This ITIL is a helpful tool to help NOC engineer – rise in their career.

Information Security Operations Center (ISOC or SOC): The ISOC, SOC, or Information Security Operations Center analyst monitors the flow of data and prevents malicious activities. These responsibilities also include the identification and analyzing of threats requiring vulnerability prevention.

Broadcast Engineering: The broadcast engineer’s responsibilities vary depending on whether they work for radio, media or television. Their main responsibility is ensuring the program is broadcast on time, with high quality.

Master Control Operator: The responsibilities of a master control operator are to monitor the quality and accuracy of the on-air products. They additionally ensure the operation is continuous and smooth.

NetOps Specialist: The NetOps specialist is responsible for monitoring the operation of the network. They must respond accurately to all events and alerts. They also ensure the network’s continuity regarding any unresolved problems by reviewing the ticketing tools.