Mid level engineers should be proficient in the technical systems that they are working on. They should be aware and guided by the wider context of their work. They should take responsibility for their work and own their personal development. They should be working as part of a team to achieve the shared goals of the team.
The competencies for Junior to Mid are outlined below. Before reviewing them, it is helpful to review how to use these competencies.
Area | Competency |
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Technical |
Support systems and performs technical processes, e.g.
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Technical |
Perform the technical processes for operations, e.g.
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Technical |
Problem solving, troubleshooting, and escalation, e.g.
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Technical |
Technical skill sets, how we operate systems, e.g.
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Communication |
Handling request from users, e.g.
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Communication |
Incident Management, e.g.
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Communication |
Documenting Information, e.g.
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Communication |
Communication, e.g.
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Delivery |
Ownership of tasks & prioritisation, e.g.
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Delivery |
Helps other teams onboard new services with Ops, e.g.
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Leadership |
Helps the team learn and grow, e.g.
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Leadership |
Ownership of personal development, e.g.
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Leadership |
Ownership of personal development, e.g.
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Leadership |
Responds to change, e.g.
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Leadership |
Improves and promotes team visibility between departments, e.g.
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Leadership |
Improves and promotes team visibility between departments, e.g.
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Leadership |
Team values, e.g.
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Leadership |
Improves the team's processes (aka Service improvement), e.g.
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Leadership |
Deputising for manager (think of a better phrase for this), e.g.
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