FBS AIOps Engineer - Capgemini Technology Services

FBS – Farmer Business Services is part of Farmers operations with the purpose of building a global approach to identifying, recruiting, hiring, and retaining top talent. By combining international reach with US expertise, we build diverse and high-performing teams that are equipped to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.

We believe that the foundation of every successful business lies in having the right people with the right skills. That is where we come in—helping Farmers build a winning team that delivers consistent and sustainable results.

Since we don’t have a local legal entity, we’ve partnered with Capgemini, which acts as the Employer of Record. Capgemini is responsible for managing local payroll and benefits.

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Summary:

The AIOps Engineer is a member of the centralized AIOps platform team responsible for designing, building, and operating a shared AIOps technology stack that supports IT Operations, SRE, and Infrastructure teams across the enterprise. This role partners closely with downstream operations teams to deliver actionable alerts, intelligent event correlation, and runbook automation, while ensuring the AIOps platform is scalable, reliable, and aligned to enterprise standards. Rather than embedding directly within a single operations team, the AIOps Engineer enables multiple teams through reusable patterns, platform capabilities, and AI driven insights.

Responsibilities:

• Design, implement, and maintain a centralized AIOps platform that ingests observability and operational data from multiple sources (metrics, logs, traces, events, tickets). • Build and maintain integrations with monitoring, ITSM, CI/CD, and cloud platforms.
• Ensure platform scalability, resiliency, and performance for enterprise wide adoption.
• Maintain standardized data models, entity definitions, and service mappings to support correlation and root cause analysis.
• Actionable Alerting & Event Correlation • Partner with operations teams to define alerting requirements that focus on actionability and business impact, not signal volume.
• Implement and tune event correlation capabilities to reduce alert noise and group related events across infrastructure and application layers.
• Leverage topology, dependency mapping, and contextual enrichment to produce meaningful alerts aligned to services and customer experience.
• Continuously evaluate alert effectiveness and adjust correlation logic based on operational feedback.
• Enable runbook automation workflows that support incident response, investigation, and recovery.
• Integrate alerts and correlated events with automated actions, enrichment steps, and remediation activities (with appropriate safeguards). • Support standardized incident workflows by integrating AIOps outcomes into ITSM tools and collaboration platforms.
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