Project Manager -Incident Management

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OKAYA INFOCOM

Hainesport, NJ (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 4 days ago (Updated 2 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/5/2026

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Project Manager

Project Manager

in Hainesport, New Jersey Posted in about 21 hours ago.

full-time

Project Manager

Incident Management
Mount Laurel, NJ or West Chester PA (5 days on-site)
Full Time Job Description Incident Manager Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Incident Management, SRE and operations engineering, reliability architecture, Automation and observability, executive communication Roles & Responsibilities Incident Manager
Resources to provide technical leadership for enterprise wide, high severity incidents, problem investigations, and high risk changes, while shaping reliability strategy, governance, and operational standards across complex, distributed platforms.
Drive Incident resolution management by directing cross functional teams through high impact outages, systemic problem resolution, and large scale change events.
Creating scripts in ELK, Grafana, AppDynamics, COP
Auto-executing predefined queries in ELK, Grafana, AppDynamics, COP for real-time issues
Attaching live query outputs (metrics, logs, traces) directly to alerts/incidents
Eliminating manual tool navigation for IM and Alert teams
Enhancing alert systems with contextual intelligence, including metric deviations and anomaly trends, relevant log snippets and patterns, and identifying affected CIs and downstream impacts