NOC Engineer (24x7)

Era4
Bristol, UK
2 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Compensation
£38,646.0
Working hours
Shift work

Tech stack

JIRA Bash Shell Data Centers Linux System Administration Network Monitoring Prometheus Zabbix AI Infrastructure Datadog Scripting High Performance Computing Grafana
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Job description

Must hold a full UK driving licence and be located close to Bristol or surrounding area due to onsite requirements.

Have the ability to achieve Security Clearance. (Won’t be immediate request but within the next 12 months).

Role Summary:

We are looking for various 24x7 NOC Engineers to join our Operations Centre. You’ll be the first point of technical response for infrastructure alerts, incidents, and service requests, helping to keep customer-facing services stable and well-supported.

You will monitor infrastructure alerts, respond within SLA, perform initial troubleshooting and incident triage, own tickets through to resolution, and escalate clearly to engineering, field operations, Smart Hands providers or vendors when required.

This role is suited to someone with experience in a NOC, data-centre operations, infrastructure support, managed services, field engineering or technical operations environment who is comfortable working independently on a 24x7 shift pattern., * 24x7 support of Era4’s GPU infrastructure.

  • Monitor network, power, environmental, server, GPU and alarms; respond within SLA.
  • Perform initial troubleshooting and incident triage; escalate to engineering, field ops, or vendors as needed.
  • Create, own, and progress tickets through resolution with accurate documentation.
  • Coordinate site access, dispatch requests, and maintenance windows with Smart Hands/field engineering providers.
  • Manage shift handovers, monitor shared inboxes/comms channels, and keep knowledge articles current.
  • Support outage management and root cause analysis; feed into continuous improvement.
  • Escalate customer-facing incidents in line with SLA schedules and criticality matrix.
  • Maintain physical security and safety procedures during any hands-on/rack-level tasks.

Requirements

  • Comfortable working in a 24x7 shift-based operations environment.
  • Previous experience in a NOC, infrastructure support, managed services, or technical support environment.
  • Exposure to datacentre infrastructure support (Network, Compute, Storage, GPU, Software)
  • Experience using an ITSM/ticketing tool such as HaloITSM, ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, FreshService or similar.
  • Familiarity with data centre hardware troubleshooting (racking, cabling, power/cooling basics).
  • Linux systems administration knowledge.

One or more desirable:

  • Experience / Interest in AI infrastructure, data centres, HPC or GPU environments.
  • Exposure to Grafana, Prometheus, SolarWinds, Zabbix, Datadog, CloudWatch or similar.
  • Basic Bash or Python scripting.
  • ITIL awareness a plus, given the wider service delivery framework
  • Experience in cloud, hosting, data centre, MSP, or infrastructure operations.

About the company

Era4 is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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