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Shabakkat seeks an experienced IP Engineer to manage live IP/MPLS networks in Kuwait within a managed services framework. You will own day-to-day operations, handle incidents, perform RCA, and execute changes with strict change control while maintaining high SLA compliance.
You will configure and troubleshoot BGP, OSPF, IS-IS, MPLS, L2/L3 VPNs, and EVPN, collaborating with L2/L3 teams. The role requires strong Arabic/English communication and on-site availability.
Shabakkat is actively seeking an experienced, high-caliber, and technical IP Engineer specializing in Managed Services (IP/MPLS) to join our client operations in Kuwait on a full-time permanent basis. In this critical network engineering role, you will be responsible for supporting customer networks within managed services engagements, focusing on operating, maintaining, and optimizing live IP/MPLS production networks. You will leverage your 4 to 7 years of hands‑on IP engineering expertise, strong knowledge of BGP, OSPF, IS‑IS, MPLS, and L2/L3 VPNs, and bilingual Arabic/English communication skills to ensure uncompromised network availability and performance. This opportunity offers competitive compensation, career growth, and stability within a leading regional telecommunications managed services enterprise.
As an IP Engineer supporting managed services in Kuwait via Shabakkat, you will take full operational, tactical, and technical ownership of live customer IP/MPLS production networks. Your day-to-day responsibilities include performing day-to-day network operations encompassing configuration, monitoring, proactive fault handling, and performance optimization. You will act as L2/L3 support, handling critical incidents, service requests, and escalations, performing Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and preparing detailed incident and problem reports. Furthermore, you will execute network changes following strict change management procedures, support network upgrades, expansions, and migrations with minimal service impact, and participate in on‑call and shift rotations as required by the managed services model.