DRI [Designated Responsible Individual]

Role : DRI [Designated Responsible Individual]

Location : Remote (USA)

Skill set:

• Troubleshooting Guide (TSG) Authoring
• Prompt Engineering
• IcM Automation
• Monitor Creation
• KQL (Kusto Query Language)

JD :

Troubleshooting Guide (TSG) Authoring — Critical

• Writing structured troubleshooting guides with: symptoms, diagnostic steps, KQL queries, expected results interpretation, and mitigation actions
• Organizing TSGs into a logical folder hierarchy (by sub-service, monitor, failure category)
• Creating a Root.md entry point that maps incident signals to the right TSG
• Optionally creating TOC files for token optimization (~50% cost reduction)

2. Prompt Engineering — Critical

• Writing clear system prompts that guide the AI agent''s investigation and mitigation workflow
• Defining tool usage patterns, decision logic, and structured output format
• Crafting investigation flows that handle cross-service dependency chains
• Iterating prompts based on agent output quality during testing

3. IcM Automation — Critical

• Building automation workflows triggered by IcM incidents
• Configuring incident routing, auto-triage, and escalation rules
• Integrating DRI Agent into the IcM incident lifecycle (auto-invoke on incident creation)
• Understanding severity levels, queue paths, and ownership models across sub-service teams

4. Monitor Creation — Required

• Creating and tuning monitors/alerts that detect service health issues
• Mapping monitors to TSGs so the agent knows which guide to follow per alert
• Understanding Geneva/MDM metrics for health signal definition

5. KQL (Kusto Query Language) - Critical

• Writing and validating KQL queries against service telemetry
• Understanding Kusto cluster/database structure and table-to-service mapping
• Time-based filtering, summarization, aggregation, and joins
• Parameterized queries (e.g., placeholders for timestamps, cluster names, tenant IDs)
• Interpreting query results to validate whether a mitigation was successful