Major incident Manager-L2
Key responsibilities
- Must have handled operations in a shift independently. Knowledge of IM/MIM/ITIL, Team handling and Vendor handling skill, customer handling skill.
- Sound knowledge of Incident management, ServiceNow, Must have handled MIM independently.
- Manage incident management bridge calls with support teams, on call support application teams and management.
- Hands on experience in handling alerts in ServiceNow, manage and resolve High/Critical production and non-production jobs, initiate and manage Bridge Calls.
- In depth understanding of ITIL processes Incident Management. Identifying potential service issues and failures, along with monitoring and providing end to end solutions.
- Provide support and assistance to other Operations team members including participate in weekly Lead meetings.
- Creates incident related performance analysis and reporting for review by IT management.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills – able to present information, status and issues in clear and concise manner with goal of driving to a decision.
- Attention to detail and complex problem-solving abilities from operational and technical perspective.
- Generating root cause analysis reports for problem causing incidents
- Aptitude for learning and rapidly mastering new applications and technology.
- Excellent analytical skills with proficiency in debugging and problem solving. Ability to work independently and as a part of team. ITIL Certified
Experience: 3-5 Years .
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