An on-site opening has come up for an Associate Network Operations Center Analyst near Ranjit Avenue in Amritsar. Pay tops out at ₹63,500 a month, and the company wants someone who can already read a network dashboard without needing it explained.
The work itself
Network hardware doesn't stay configured on its own. This role covers the ongoing setup and maintenance of that hardware, plus the troubleshooting that kicks in the moment connectivity drops or performance dips below what it should be. It also includes security monitoring: watching traffic patterns and flagging anything that looks off before it becomes an actual incident.
- Configure and maintain network hardware across the environment
- Troubleshoot connectivity issues as they're reported or flagged by monitoring tools
- Monitor network performance and security continuously through the NOC dashboard
- Plan capacity ahead of projected growth, so infrastructure doesn't get caught short
Capacity planning tends to get skipped over in job postings, but it's a real part of the job here. Someone has to notice, three months before a rollout, that current bandwidth won't hold up once a new office comes online, and flag it while there's still time to act.
Background we're expecting
A bachelor's degree in electronics, computer science, or a similar field is the baseline for this position. Along with the degree, candidates should already understand networking protocols, routing, and infrastructure management at a working level, not just from a textbook.
On experience, we're looking at two years in a comparable networking or NOC role. That's enough time to have seen a few real outages and learned what actually helps during one, not just what feels productive.
Skills that matter here
Three things come up constantly in this job: network monitoring, incident escalation, and troubleshooting. Beyond those, familiarity with common NOC tooling and ticketing platforms will help you get up to speed faster, and any exposure to routing protocols like OSPF or BGP is a genuine plus, though it won't rule someone out if it's missing.
What comes with the job
This is a full-time, on-site position, so it's worth being upfront about the practical support that comes attached to it.
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Provident fund contributions
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Amritsar
- Accommodation support during the transition period
Why Amritsar, and why this seat
Ranjit Avenue has become a reasonably established base for IT and networking employers in Amritsar, which means there's a fair bit of local movement between companies doing similar work. Candidates who take a role like this through Naukri Mitra have generally moved toward senior NOC or network engineering positions within a couple of years, provided they put in real time on incident response and capacity work early on.
The shift structure follows standard NOC coverage patterns, which candidates should expect to discuss during the interview rather than assume. Anyone coming from a helpdesk background rather than pure networking should be ready to speak specifically to routing and protocol-level troubleshooting, since that's where this role diverges most from general IT support.
Getting in touch
Apply with your resume and a brief note on the networking environments you've worked in, including scale and tooling where relevant. Applications move to a technical screening focused on real troubleshooting scenarios, then a final conversation covering shift availability and relocation timeline for anyone joining from outside Amritsar.
