Assistant Vice President (AVP) – Partner Network Assurance, Gurgaon

Jobitus; Gurugram District; On-site; INR 4,500,000 - 7,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Jobitus is seeking an AVP – Partner Network Assurance to oversee regional network quality across multiple ERP networks. The role entails guiding ERPs and technicians, ensuring uptime, MTTR reduction, and adherence to architecture standards.

You will define reference FTTH architecture, set SOPs for splicing and installation, and oversee partner governance. The ideal candidate has 10–15 years in broadband/ISP/FTTH operations with 5+ years in leading large field teams, and will work with NOC, Core

Qualifications

• 10–15 years in broadband/ISP/FTTH operations.
• 5+ years leading large field teams.

Responsibilities

• Own network quality, performance, uptime across ERP networks.
• Drive RCA and remediation for chronic ERP network issues.
• Lead restoration of major outages coordinating ERP, NOC and backbone teams.
• Define FTTH architecture references: splitter ratios, topology and power budgets.
• Audit ERP technicians to company standards; train and certify ERP staff.

Skills

Network ops

Leadership

Stakeholder mgmt

FTTH broadband

Tools

NMS/EMS

OLT provisioning

MPLS switches

Job description

Regional Network Managers and Field Engineers (large, multi-state team)
Experience 10–15 years in broadband / ISP / FTTH operations, 5+ years leading large field teams

About the role

Companybrings leased fibre up to the hub of each company Regional Partner (ERP) or LCO. The ERP
then deploys and owns the FTTH last mile (primary and secondary splitters, drop wire) and is
responsible for its uptime, MTTR, complaint resolution and new installations.
The AVP – Partner Network Assurance owns the quality of this partner-run network across multiple
regions. The role is fully accountable for complaint ratios, MTTR and uptime, while the hands-on
work is done by ERPs and their technicians. Success comes from strong architecture and standards,
deep technical guidance and firm partner governance, not direct control.

Key responsibilities

• Network quality and performance
• Own complaint ratio, MTTR, repeat complaints and uptime for all ERP networks in assigned regions.
• Set region-, cluster- and ERP-level targets; track daily and review weekly/monthly.
• Drive RCA and time-bound remediation for chronic, high-complaint ERP networks.
• Lead restoration of major and area-wide disruptions, coordinating ERPs, NOC and backbone teams.
• Architecture and deployment standards
• Define the reference FTTH architecture: splitter ratios and topology, OLT port planning, fibre routing and redundancy.
• Set and enforce SOPs for splicing, enclosures, FAT/FDB placement, drop wire and ONU installation.
• Define optical power budgets and Rx/Tx thresholds; run periodic network health audits.
• Design solutions for new geographies, high-density clusters (MDUs, societies) and capacity upgrades.

Partner governance and capability

• Guide, supervise and audit ERPs and technicians to company standards, without direct authority over them.
• Build partner scorecards, SLAs, escalation matrices and incentive/penalty levers.
• Run training and certification for ERP technicians; technically onboard new ERPs.

Technical leadership and team

• Act as senior escalation point for complex faults across OLT, ONU, MPLS switches and the optical layer, at hardware and firmware level.
• Build fault playbooks and knowledge bases from RCA learnings.
• Lead, hire and develop a large pan-regional team of Network Managers and Field Engineers.
• Work with NOC, Core Network, Customer Service, Sales and Partner Business teams; report performance to senior leadership.

Key performance indicators

• Complaint ratio
• MTTR
• Repeat complaint rate
• Network uptime
• Major outage restoration time
• Optical power compliance
• Installation TAT and first-time-right
• ERP standards audit score
• Share of ERP technicians certified

Technical competencies

• FTTH and optical (expert): GPON/XGS-PON architecture, splitter planning, optical power budgeting and management, OTDR/power meter/splicing tools, fibre plant best practices.
• Active equipment (hardware and firmware): OLT (cards, PON ports, provisioning, VLANs, firmware), ONU/ONT (provisioning, upgrades, common failures), MPLS/aggregation switches (L2/L3, MPLS, redundancy).
• Multi-vendor exposure preferred (e.g., Huawei, ZTE, Nokia, Syrotech, V-SOL, Cisco, Juniper).

Operations

Operations: NMS/EMS and ticketing tools, structured RCA, SOP creation, dashboards and data-
driven reviews.