Provide second‑line operations support for fixed data and voice platforms within a multi‑vendor environment, performing preventive and corrective troubleshooting, incident analysis, and network maintenance.
Responsibilities
Perform second‑line incident troubleshooting and coordinate repair activities, including escalation to vendor support
Carry out proactive maintenance, including daily walkthroughs and health checks of Packet and Voice Core components
Investigate and resolve network‑related customer complaints within agreed SLAs
Perform tracing and debugging across technologies and network elements including DNS, NTP, BNG and Cisco equipment
Conduct complex traffic, end‑to‑end service trend and protocol analysis
Requirements
University degree in Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology, or an equivalent relevant discipline
Nice to have: German language
Nice to have: German security clearance (vpS Ü2 – Sabotage Protection)
An experienced Digital Forensics & Incident Response Senior Analyst to join Telstra’s Cyber Emergency Response Team, investigating and responding to complex security incidents across technology and network environments.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and support the response to complex cyber security incidents in a timely and effective manner.
Conduct digital forensic, host, network and log analysis to identify indicators of compromise and determine incident scope.
Gather, preserve and report digital evidence accurately, ensuring appropriate evidentiary standards are maintained.
Identify security gaps and recommend appropriate controls and remediation actions.
Partner with security, technology and business teams to strengthen cyber resilience.
Support DCDC cyberspace operations through mission coordination, operational analysis, documentation, information management, and broader cyber operational picture.
Compensation
Based on the roles, responsibilities, and requirements, the projected pay range for this position is: $155,000 - $175,000.
The Logistics Specialist is responsible for providing Supply Chain support to our global industry and regional business teams.
Locations (2)
Novi, Michigan, United States
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Compensation
Annual Salary Pay: $55,000 - $60,000.00 per year based on experience
Responsibilities
Involvement in the sales process: work with sales and operations to develop concepts, implementation of their designs and assisting operations management with continuous improvement
Involvement in the design and engineering of supply chain services that include Network Analysis, Transportation, Distribution Management, Strategy, multi-client and Process Management
Performs other duties as assigned
Requirements
Bachelor's degree required Industrial Engineering or Business
Support the safe operation and control of the high‑voltage electricity distribution network, monitor real‑time performance, manage faults and incidents, and develop expertise through placements across specialist areas.
Compensation
We are proud to offer a starting salary of £45,492 for this apprenticeship
Responsibilities
Support the safe operation and control of the high‑voltage electricity distribution network
Monitor network performance in real time, manage faults, incidents, network security and system restoration activities
Work collaboratively with Control Centre teams, National Grid Electricity Transmission, government bodies and other stakeholders
Complete placements across a range of specialist areas including Protection, Operational Switching, Transformer Maintenance, Network Analysis, DSO Control Systems, Operational Support, Telecoms and Control Room operations
Take ownership of professional development by maintaining records, producing reports and working closely with manager and mentor
Requirements
GCSE in English and Maths (Grade A*-C/9-4) or equivalent Level 2 Functional Skills qualification
2 A-Levels at grade A*-C, one of which must be Maths, Engineering, Electronics, or Physics
Level 3 or above qualification in an Engineering based subject containing Electrical or Electronic modules
HNC/HND in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
The TAR will research, analyze, evaluate, and report intelligence information using a combination of SIGINT, cyber operations, network analysis, collection activities, and collateral intelligence sources to drive mission outcomes.
Responsibilities
Research, analyze, and evaluate intelligence information from multiple sources.
Develop and maintain target knowledge to support mission requirements.
Produce, review, and disseminate intelligence reports and other intelligence products.
Perform network analysis, cyber analysis, and collection analysis to identify intelligence gaps and opportunities.
Collaborate with analysts and collectors to refine collection and reporting requirements.
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED plus 9 years of relevant experience
Associate's Degree plus 7 years of relevant experience
Bachelor's Degree plus 5 years of relevant experience
Master's Degree plus 3 years of relevant experience
Doctoral Degree plus 2 years of relevant experience