Chaos Industries MSOC Product Support Engineer at CHAOS Industries owns the full support lifecycle for fielded systems worldwide. Responsibilities include incident triage, remote diagnostics, on-site deployment, and root cause corrective action.
Responsibilities
The Mission Support Operation Center (MSOC) is the nerve center for every CHAOS system deployed worldwide. As the MSOC Product Support Engineer, you own the full support lifecycle for fielded systems, ensuring product and customer support around the globe.
You'll know each supported customer's mission, locations, and system configurations. You'll be the first to respond when something breaks, whether that's over SSH or on-site, and the last to sign off once the fix is verified. You don't just respond to failures: you watch fleet health in real time and catch issues before customers ever see them.
Serve as a first responder on a 24/7 on-call rotation: receive, triage, diagnose, and resolve incidents from customers and deployed CHAOS teams, spanning software, networking, and hardware, escalating to Engineering with complete diagnostic context when a fix is beyond MSOC's reach.
Monitor real-time health, status, and telemetry of fielded systems worldwide; detect and resolve degradation proactively, and own the uptime and response-time metrics that define fleet reliability.
Perform remote diagnostics on systems deployed worldwide (SSH, log analysis, telemetry review, guided customer troubleshooting), and deploy on-site when remote resolution isn't possible.
Drive root cause corrective action (RCCA) across Mission, Engineering, and Manufacturing: lead investigations, run blameless post-incident reviews, and verify fixes before closing the loop.
Maintain fluency in each supported customer's mission: operating locations, configurations, and threat sets.
Author SOPs, runbooks, and known-issue documentation, and reduce toil through tooling and automation that shrink time-to-resolution fleet-wide.
Minimum Requirements:
Experience operating, supporting, or maintaining deployed or distributed systems in real-world environments, beyond a corporate IT or data center setting.
Deep Linux and networking fluency: comfortable in the terminal, SSH'ing into remote systems, and debugging under time pressure.
Hands-on experience integrating, maintaining, or repairing physical hardware or sensor systems.
Qualification
Experience operatingDeep Linux and networking fluencyHands-on experience integratingBackground in defenseUnderstanding of RF systemsSoftware development beyond scriptingHealth BenefitsAdditional benefitsOur Perks
Required
Experience operating, supporting, or maintaining deployed or distributed systems in real-world environments
Deep Linux and networking fluency
Hands-on experience integrating, maintaining, or repairing physical hardware or sensor systems
Proficiency in at least one scripting language (Python, Bash, or similar)
Preferred
Background in defense, aerospace, or other 24/7 mission-critical environments (military operations, NOC/SOC, flight ops).
Understanding of RF systems, SDRs, or radar technologies.
Experience in field engineering or forward-deployed technical roles, including international customers or partner forces.
Software development beyond scripting: tools, pipelines, or integrations.
Familiarity with site reliability engineering practices (SLOs, observability, incident response), fleet telemetry, AI-assisted diagnostics, and enterprise ticketing/alerting workflows (Jira Service Management, PagerDuty, or similar).
Health Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision benefits 100% paid for by the company
Additional benefits: 401k (+ 50% company match up to 6% of pay), FSA, HSA, life insurance, and more
Our Perks: Free daily lunch while you're working onsite, fully-stocked kitchen, unlimited PTO, casual dress code