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Network Support Engineer

Distill monitoring data into actionable events for strategic accounts

As a Mission Control Engineer at Fastly, you will act as a steward of service quality by analyzing monitoring data to identify and prioritize actionable events before they impact strategic accounts and high-profile digital partners. You will collaborate with incident commanders during platform incidents to advocate for customer-specific traffic profiles and ensure mitigation strategies prioritize their stability. Working with engineering teams...

Why This Role?

Direct impact on strategic accounts and high-profile digital partners during platform incidents

Key Responsibilities

  • Analyze monitoring data to identify and prioritize actionable events before they affect strategic accounts
  • Collaborate with incident commanders during platform incidents to advocate for customer-specific traffic stability
  • Provide proactive troubleshooting and maintenance coordination with network and compute engineering teams
  • Lead contributing factor analysis to manage the world's most complex traffic patterns
  • Ensure platform resilience for organizations in Performance and Focus Centers through continuous improvement

Requirements

  • Experience with network monitoring and operational excellence practices
  • Ability to distill large volumes of monitoring data into precise, actionable insights
  • Experience collaborating during incident response with technical and customer-facing teams
  • Background in network delivery, compute services, or related infrastructure domains
  • Strong problem management and continuous improvement mindset

Required Skills

network monitoringincident managementtroubleshootingnetwork engineeringdata analysiscommunicationincident responseproblem managementcollaboration

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Working Hours Overlap:
Flexible — work your own hours
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View Original Description from NoDesk

Original description from NoDesk

Network Support Engineer (Mission Control Engineer) The Fastly Edge Cloud Platform powers the best of the internet, and our Mission Control Program (MCP) — a key function within our broader Customer Experience organization — ensures this mission is a success through rigorous operational excellence. As a Mission Control Engineer, you are the steward of service quality, distilling vast streams of monitoring data into precise, actionable events before they impact our strategic accounts, high-profile digital partners, and designated strategic enterprise support customers. You are more than a responder; you are a champion of problem management and continuous improvement, ensuring our platform remains resilient for organizations within our Performance and Focus Centers. During acute platform incidents, you act as a critical advocate for these accounts, collaborating with incident commanders to ensure mitigation strategies prioritize the stability of their unique traffic profiles. Working in association with various engineering teams for network delivery and compute services, you provide the proactive troubleshooting, maintenance coordination, and focus on leading contributing factor analysis required to manage the world's most complex traffic.

Salary Context

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Company
Fastly
Source
Job Type
full time
Location
Remote · San Francisco, USA
Category
Seniority
mid
PostedNewNew & verified
Sep 3, 2026

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