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Take2 Consulting, LLC in Austin, TX is seeking a Triage Engineer to support VA Event Management by improving monitoring and triage processes for enterprise systems. You will work within the ECC MIEM team to detect and investigate issues across applications and technology stacks, correlating real-time performance data from monitoring platforms.
The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Engineering and 5+ years in IT operations, with the ability to obtain a Public Trust
As an Eyes on Glass (EOG) IT Incident and Event Management Specialist, you will support Veteran Affairs (VA) Event Management by improving monitoring and triage processes that help keep enterprise systems running reliably. You will work within the Enterprise Command Center (ECC) Major Incident and Event Management (MIEM) team to detect and investigate issues across enterprise applications and technology stacks, while helping evaluate and modernize VA enterprise systems. In this role, you will correlate and deliver real-time performance data from monitoring platforms, elevate critical alerts to stakeholders, and partner with system, application, and network teams to reduce false positives and strengthen operational response. This opportunity is well-suited for a hands-on technical SME who enjoys fast-paced incident triage and enterprise-scale troubleshooting.
Triage Engineer
As an Eyes on Glass (EOG) IT Incident and Event Management Specialist, you will support Veteran Affairs (VA) Event Management by improving monitoring and triage processes that help keep enterprise systems running reliably. You will work within the Enterprise Command Center (ECC) Major Incident and Event Management (MIEM) team to detect and investigate issues across enterprise applications and technology stacks, while helping evaluate and modernize VA enterprise systems. In this role, you will correlate and deliver real-time performance data from monitoring platforms, elevate critical alerts to stakeholders, and partner with system, application, and network teams to reduce false positives and strengthen operational response. This too is well-suited for hands-on technical SME who enjoys fast-paced incident triage and enterprise-scale troubleshooting.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Engineering and 5+ years of experience in a professional work environment, or 13+ years of experience in a professional work environment in lieu of a degree.
There are no certification requirements for this role.
The ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance is required for this opportunity.
On-site in Austin, TX.
Note: This position is scheduled for Second Shift, working Sunday through Thursday from 2:30PM to 11:00PM CT.
Pay range: $80,000-$100,000 (annual).
This pay range is based on qualifications and experience, and assumes all role requirements are met.
You will play a key role in enterprise incident and event management, working alongside major incident, monitoring, problem management, and DevOps teams to improve detection, triage, and operational performance. If you enjoy hands-on troubleshooting, real-time monitoring, and collaborating across teams to drive BGP discussion and drivers produce better outcomes, this role offers meaningful, high-impact work.