About the Role
We're looking for a Lead Network Engineer, Architect - Observability to own the strategy and architecture behind how we see, understand, and act on the health of our global network. This is a senior technical leadership role for someone who has spent a decade or more in network engineering and now wants to define how a large, multi-region network gets monitored, correlated, and made predictable rather than reactive.
You'll be the architect of our observability capability end to end, spanning monitoring platforms, telemetry, analytics, and the roadmap that ties it all to business outcomes like uptime, mean time to resolution, and cost avoidance.
What You'll Do
Observability Strategy and Architecture
• Own and advance a multi-year observability maturity roadmap for the global network
• Architect unified observability solutions spanning our monitoring platforms rather than siloed point tools
• Define predictive alerting and anomaly detection capabilities to move the organization from reactive to proactive
• Build observability use cases grounded in business goals,
not just technical coverage
• Set observability best practices and standards used across regions
• Evaluate emerging observability and AIOps technologies and recommend where they fit
Analytics and Cross-Tool Integration
• Design analytics workflows that combine data from multiple sources, such as wire data, infrastructure metrics, and flow analysis, into a coherent picture of network health
• Build predictive capacity planning models using historical performance data
• Create executive-level dashboards that correlate network health with business outcomes
• Develop anomaly detection and behavioral baseline analytics
• Design correlation logic across tools to speed up root cause analysis
• Advance visualization strategy across our reporting platforms
Strategic Planning and Business Value
• Lead tool portfolio rationalization and cost optimization reviews
• Build business cases and ROI models for