ALDB GmbH | Germany | 10xxx, 53xxx, 14xxx, 13xxx, 12xxx, 11xxx Bonn | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 23.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Network monitoring networks of the federal government (m/f/d)
From now on in Bonn
We are behind the helpers all over Germany! For more than 15 years, we have been ensuring that the communication of fire brigade, police, rescue services and government facilities runs smoothly and safely. Around the clock, on 365 days a year, we secure this critical communication through the network operation of the Digitalfunk BOS and the networks of the federal government. Our motto that we live with passion and commitment: Help! Move something for Germany with your talents and act as: Network Manager (w/m/d) In your team, you monitor the state and performance of the federal networks around the clock via specialized monitoring systems. As soon as there are vulnerabilities – a threshold value is exceeded, a connection becomes unstable, a component logs off – you are the person who evaluates the situation first, documents and initiates the right next steps.
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
From now on in Bonn
We are behind the helpers all over Germany! For more than 15 years, we have been ensuring that the communication of fire brigade, police, rescue services and government facilities runs smoothly and safely. Around the clock, on 365 days a year, we secure this critical communication through the network operation of the Digitalfunk BOS and the networks of the federal government. Our motto that we live with passion and commitment: Help! Move something for Germany with your talents and act as: Network Manager (w/m/d) In your team, you monitor the state and performance of the federal networks around the clock via specialized monitoring systems. As soon as there are vulnerabilities – a threshold value is exceeded, a connection becomes unstable, a component logs off – you are the person who evaluates the situation first, documents and initiates the right next steps.
Your responsibility
For a 24/7 monitoring of the network infrastructure via monitoring dashboards and alarm systems. You recognize, evaluate and document disorders, anomalies and security-relevant vulnerabilities. You take first steps after defined operating processes – fast, but never rushed. You take the structured escalation to the responsible 2nd level teams, including comprehensible handover. You carry out clean layer transfers so that no process between two layers is lost. You will participate in the further development of monitoring concepts, thresholds and alarm rules.
Your profile Complete training in the field of IT, communications technology or a comparable qualification First experience in network operation, IT monitoring or technical support A quiet, analytical head – even if several messages are received simultaneously readiness for shift service within a 24/7 operation Good knowledge of German and sound English for international system reports
Your Benefits
Safe workplace: Above-average salary Occupational pension Socially relevant mission Interesting challenges Attractive additional services: Job ticket Job-Rad Company fitness Other Long-term perspective: Regular training Numerous opportunities for your personal development Future-oriented environment Pleasant working atmosphere: Great colleagues Open communication Excellent working environment and team spirit
Location
 | ALDB GmbH | |
| 10707 Bonn | ||
| Germany |
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