Network Operations Centre (NOC) Analyst
Monitor network and service health, validating and escalating incidents before customers report them.
Order Management
Validate and track fixed-line, NBN and mobility orders.
Provisioning & Activations
Complete approved provisioning tasks and activations.
Service Delivery
Coordinate multi-service deliveries and customer handover.
Billing & Revenue Assurance
Reconcile carrier charges, usage and billing exceptions.
Faults & Customer Assurance (Monitoring)
Log, track and escalate faults and customer complaints.
Endpoint & Device Management
Keep customer endpoints enrolled, patched and compliant.
Telephony & Voice Support
Configure, troubleshoot and maintain hosted voice and telephony platforms.
Five reasons clients stay past the first hire
One resource, only yours
No shared queue, no rotating cast. Your dedicated resource works exclusively for you and stays.
25 years of Australian market experience
Founder Rohit Sahdev's 25 years in the Australian market, including senior leadership at Telstra, shape how every dedicated team is managed.
You always know what your team is doing
Every dedicated resource works behind Screenshot Monitor — auditable activity and reporting, not a black box.
No more "That's not my job."
Your dedicated outsourced resource adapts to what your business needs, takes ownership and grows their career by stepping up to new challenges.
Capacity without the hiring squeeze
Skilled and reliable operational talent is harder to hire locally right now. A dedicated resource adds capacity without adding to that pressure.
The outcome this role is built for
Fewer customer-reported outages — because network issues are caught and escalated from the monitoring dashboard, not from a complaint call.
What this role owns day to day
Core responsibilities
- Monitor network and service health across the estate
- Validate alerts and rule out false positives
- Escalate confirmed incidents with a clear timeline
- Maintain monitoring dashboards and alert thresholds
Works inside
Reported on weekly
| Alert response time | Time from alert to acknowledgement |
| False-positive rate | Alerts correctly classified |
| Incident escalation quality | Completeness of escalation handover |
| Uptime | Monitored service availability |
Works your hours. Picks up the work.
Australian business hours
Aligned to your primary time zone and holiday calendar for day-to-day coverage.
9am–5pm style coverage, matched to your roster
Extended coverage
Stretch shift start/end times around carrier appointment windows and peak order volume.
Early-start or late-finish shifts, by agreement
Round-the-clock rotation
Rotating dedicated resources for genuine 24-hour coverage on faults and urgent exceptions.
Multiple dedicated seats, handover documented
What "no that's not my job" looks like in practice: an alert fires outside business hours with no obvious owner — it still gets triaged and escalated properly instead of waiting for the morning shift.
What stays with your authorised staff
Works within approved monitoring and escalation procedures; network changes and customer commitments remain with authorised staff.
The market backdrop for NOC monitoring hires
job vacancies were recorded across Australia in May 2026 — 293,800 of them in the private sector.
Australian wage growth over the year to the March quarter 2026 (3.2% in the private sector), raising the cost of hiring locally.
of Australian customers surveyed wanted a 24/7 contact option — a service window most local-only teams can't cover alone.
Statistics checked in July 2026 from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and ServiceNow. See our Challenges We Solve page for full sourcing and context.
The same skillset, in industries that never call themselves "telco"
Strip away the carrier-specific tools and this role is a recognisable shape: manage an order or case through defined stages, reconcile exceptions, and communicate clearly against a deadline.
Doing this in-house with stretched staff, or paying a third party
- Monitoring competes with other operational priorities
- After-hours coverage depends on whoever is rostered
- Alert tuning reflects generic thresholds, not your network
A dedicated NOC analyst, outsourced to us
- One analyst who knows your network baseline
- Reports to your own ops manager, not a third party
- Same Screenshot Monitor transparency, direct to you
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Discovery, role design, and a candidate you interview yourself.
You define outcomes, tools and work hours. We source, screen and put forward candidates you interview and approve. Once live, your resource follows your systems, escalation model and reporting cadence — reviewed together on a schedule you set.
Questions about hiring a dedicated Network Operations Centre (NOC) Analyst
Ready to add this role to your team?
Tell us your network footprint and current monitoring setup — we'll shortlist candidates against your actual task list.