Apprentice – Network Monitoring Engineer

Round 1: Online aptitude test → Round 2: Technical interview (network fundamentals, scenario based questions) → Round 3: HR interview (fitment, motivation, salary expectations)

Campustodrive.com promotes a youthful, fast‑paced work environment where learning is encouraged through regular webinars and peer‑learning sessions. Employees enjoy a balanced mix of remote and on‑site work, with clear growth pathways and performance‑based incentives.

The interview process at campustodrive.com typically spans three rounds: an online aptitude test lasting 30‑40 minutes, a technical interview focusing on networking fundamentals and scenario‑based troubleshooting, and a final HR round assessing cultural fit and communication skills. The difficulty is moderate for freshers, and candidates are advised to practice core networking topics and mock aptitude tests.

Engineering Degree (B.E/B.Tech) or Engineering Diploma in any branch (Computer, Electronics, Telecommunication, IT etc.) with minimum 60% aggregate. Final year students can apply if they have cleared all semesters. No active backlogs at the time of joining. Preferred batch: 2023‑2025. CCNA certification is a plus but not mandatory.

Vodafone Intelligent Solutions (VOIS) is the technology arm of Vodafone India, delivering end‑to‑end managed services, network operations and digital transformation solutions to enterprise customers across the country. With a strong focus on innovation, VOIS leverages cutting‑edge platforms, AI‑driven analytics and a robust global support ecosystem to ensure high‑availability and performance of telecom and data networks. The company prides itself on a collaborative culture where fresh talent is nurtured through structured apprenticeship programs, mentorship from senior engineers, and exposure to real‑world network environments. As an Apprentice – Network Monitoring Engineer, you will become an integral part of the Network Operations Centre (NOC) team that monitors the health of customer networks 24×7. This role is designed for engineering graduates or diploma holders who are eager to translate classroom knowledge into practical troubleshooting skills. You will work under the guidance of senior network engineers, learn to interpret alarm logs, and contribute to incident resolution while adhering to Vodafone’s stringent service level agreements. **Key Responsibilities** 1. Continuously monitor network elements, routers, switches, and firewalls using NOC tools. 2. Identify, classify and prioritize network alarms based on severity. 3. Perform initial fault diagnosis and root‑cause analysis for reported incidents. 4. Create, update and close incident tickets in the service management system. 5. Coordinate with technical support, field engineers and vendor teams to expedite resolution. 6. Escalate service‑impacting incidents to senior engineers and ensure timely communication with customers. 7. Generate daily and weekly incident reports highlighting trends and downtime. 8. Participate in shift hand‑over meetings and maintain accurate shift logs. 9. Assist in routine network health checks, performance monitoring and capacity planning. 10. Contribute to knowledge‑base articles and standard operating procedures. **Tech Stack**: Basic networking (OSI model, TCP/IP, routing & switching), Windows OS, Microsoft Office suite, NOC monitoring tools (e.g., SolarWinds, Nagios), ticketing systems (ServiceNow), optional exposure to scripting (Python/Bash). **Growth Path**: Successful apprentices can progress to Junior Network Engineer, then to Network Engineer, and eventually to Senior Engineer or NOC Manager within 2‑4 years, depending on performance and certifications such as CCNA or CCNP. **Why Join Vodafone VOIS?** The apprenticeship offers hands‑on exposure to a large‑scale telecom environment, mentorship from industry veterans, and a clear career ladder. Being part of a global brand, you gain access to continuous learning resources, internal certifications, and the chance to work on cutting‑edge network projects that shape India’s digital future.