The Layer 2 Process, Incident Analysis & Technical Writing Specialist is a multi-dimensional role positioned across the Layer 2 Technical Validation Team and AI Project Initiative teams. The primary mandate is to drive operational excellence through process optimization, incident intelligence, and high-quality technical documentation.
This role is responsible for improving the end-to-end Layer 2 operational lifecycle, ensuring that incidents are not only resolved but deeply understood, documented, and translated into actionable insights, improved processes, and AI-ready knowledge assets.
1. Process Improvement & Operational Optimization
-Improve turnaround times
-Reduce manual effort and rework
-Enhance operational consistency and quality
2. Incident Analysis & Operational Intelligence
-Reduce repeat outages
-Improve network stability
-Strengthen proactive monitoring and response
3. Incident Reporting (IR), RFO & RCA Excellence
-Incident Reports (IRs)
-Reasons for Outage (RFOs)
-Root Cause Analyses (RCAs)
-Technically accurate and complete
-Clearly structured and professionally written
-Aligned to both internal standards and customer expectations
Ensure outputs support both operational learning and executive-level reporting.
4. Technical Writing & Knowledge Translation
Clear, structured, and user-friendly documentation
SOPs, runbooks, and knowledge articles
Executive summaries and customer-facing reports
-Consistent in format and terminology
-Easy to understand and operationally usable
-Aligned with DFA knowledge management standards
5. Ticket Flow & Lifecycle Management
6. Automation Coordination & AI Enablement
7. Stakeholder Coordination & Alignment
Ensure alignment on:
-Process improvements
-Process improvements
-Reporting and documentation expectations
8. Performance Tracking & Continuous Improvement
-Operational performance trends
-Systemic issues and risks
-Improvement outcomes
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You'll apply on Maziv's own site before 3 December 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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