Operations Process Lead
TomTom
Operations Process Lead
TomTom
Maps APIs and SDKs for developers
Run, modernise and continuously improve TomTom’s core operations processes, as part of a team that puts AI at the heart of how we work.
Contribute across event, incident, problem and change management. Run day-to-day process performance, governance and KPIs alongside the team’s process owners, keeping things lean, practical and aligned with how engineering actually works.
Act as an AI champion within the team. Spot, test and roll out AI use cases that remove manual effort, such as:
alert correlation and noise reduction in event management
auto-triage, smart assignment and AI-written incident summaries
pattern detection and AI-assisted root cause analysis in problem management
risk scoring and automated approval of low-risk changes
Turn ideas into working improvements. Build the case, run pilots, measure results and scale what works across ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Grafana and the wider operations toolset.
Bring fresh ideas from the industry. Keep up with AIOps, SRE, ITIL 4/5, DevOps and agentic AI, and share what could work for TomTom.
Improve through data. Track measures like MTTD, MTTR, incident recurrence, alert-to-incident ratio and change failure rate, and use them to coach the team decide what to fix next.
Share what you learn. Run demos, document good practice and Mentor/coach colleagues get more out of AI tools every day.
Keep AI responsible. Build in human oversight, data privacy, accuracy checks and auditability as standard.
Collaborate across TomTom. Work closely with engineering, product, support and security teams, so the processes help delivery move faster.
We’re looking for modern operations thinkers who enjoy improving how things work and are hands-on with AI. You should be able to look at how a process runs today, suggest how it could run better, and work with the team to make it happen.
Core skills (6+ years)
Hands-on experience with event, incident, problem and/or change management in a live production environment.
A good grounding in ITIL 4/5, and a practical mindset. You apply what adds value and question what doesn’t.
Practical experience using AI or automation to improve operations. That could be generative AI, AI agents, predictive models or workflow automation, ideally with results you can point to.
A working understanding of generative AI and LLMs. This covers prompting, AI agents and knowledge retrieval, plus a clear view of their limits and risks.
Experience with ServiceNow or a similar ITSM platform, along with monitoring tools such as Grafana or PagerDuty.
Strong analytical skills. You’re comfortable with KPIs, dashboards and turning data into clear recommendations.
A collaborative, team-first approach. You enjoy building on others’ expertise, sharing your own and moving ideas forward together.
Excellent spoken and written communication skills, so you can explain a process change or an AI pilot clearly to engineers, leadership and stakeholders.
Curiosity and a bias for action. You experiment, learn fast and come back with results.
Nice to have
Experience with AIOps platforms or ServiceNow AI capabilities, such as Now Assist or Predictive Intelligence.
Scripting or low-code automation skills (e.g., workflow builders).
Familiarity with SRE practices, error budgets and DORA metrics.
ITIL 4/5 or AI/ML-related certifications.
Experience in a global, product-led technology company.
TomTom provides location technology through Maps APIs and SDKs that developers use to add mapping and location features to their apps. These tools let apps display maps, search places, plan routes, show traffic, and set geofencing, all via cloud APIs and software development kits that developers integrate into their software. The product works by offering a subscription-based access to these APIs and SDKs, with developers sending requests (like map tiles, routes, or traffic data) and TomTom returning the needed data and visuals for the app. TomTom differentiates itself with easy integration, thorough documentation, and strong developer support, plus a focus on privacy such as ad-free services and user data protection, alongside global map coverage in many countries. The company’s goal is to help businesses and developers build location-powered applications that work reliably for users around the world, with scalable tools for routing, navigation, and location services.
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