Senior Network Reliability Engineer, Incident Management
Skylo Technologies · Telecom
- Bangalore, India
- Remote
- Posted today
- Core Engineering
- FullTime
About the job
The world still has coverage blind spots. You could help eliminate them at Skylo.
Skylo has pioneered a standards-based approach to satellite connectivity. We connect smartphones and IoT devices directly to satellites. No special hardware, no entirely new networks. Just billions of existing devices, suddenly reachable anywhere on Earth. We're not building toward this future. We're already in it.
Our direct-to-device service is live on millions of activated devices across five continents, covering more than 72 million square kilometers, in partnership with leading satellite operators, mobile network operators, Tier-1 chipset makers, and OEMs worldwide. And we're just getting started.
At the heart of it all is Skylo's commercial NTN vRAN: a 3GPP standards-based, cloud-native platform that seamlessly bridges terrestrial and satellite networks. It's the infrastructure that makes true anywhere, anytime connectivity possible.
When you join Skylo, you'll work at the intersection of three markets reshaping how the world stays connected: mass-market consumer devices, automotive, and industrial IoT. Enabling people outdoors and critical workflows in the world's most remote places.
This is a rare chance to work on technology that matters, at a company that's already proving it works
Summary: How You Will Impact Skylo
As a Network Reliability Engineer (NRE) for Incident Management in the Global Product Support & Customer Success organization, you are the operational nerve center of Skylo’s 24×7 incident response function. You own the bridge — from first alert to full-service restoration. On a network where every subscriber is roaming over satellite, structured incident coordination directly determines whether millions of devices stay connected. You operate across all three Skylo hubs (Mountain View, Espoo, Bengaluru) and across every network domain — RAN, 5G Core, Cloud Infrastructure, and OSS — ensuring incidents are triaged, escalated, and resolved with speed and discipline.
At Senior NRE level you independently command bridge calls for Sev 1–4 incidents, support subject matter experts as incident coordinator and function as the communication lead during Sev 1 events, drive the execution of runbooks without supervision, manage the full incident lifecycle end-to-end in the ticketing system, and continuously improve the procedures you operate against. You are not a ticket router — you are the structured coordinator who ensures every incident has a clear owner, a live timeline, and a documented resolution path. Assuring Skylo’s network availability commitments to MNO partners and meeting SLA obligations is your primary measure of success.
Key Responsibilities
Incident Command & Bridge Coordination
Incident Documentation & Lifecycle Management
Network Availability & SLA Assurance
On-Call & Shift Operations
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Technical Domain Knowledge
Qualifications
Required
Preferred
What We Offer
With employees working across three continents, Skylo is proud to be an equal opportunity employer dedicated to building an inclusive and diverse workforce. Our worldwide and inclusive culture encourages a flexible approach to work, and we also offer an attractive range of benefits such as:
EEO Statement
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