Middleware Administrator|Banking

About the role

Develops and builds new versions of middleware technologies running on Linux and/or AIX platforms. Builds and supports Middleware Technologies including Oracle Traffic Director, Weblogic, Oracle Fusion Middleware, Apache Tomcat, JBOSS, ControlM, and MOVEiT.

Key responsibilities

• Installations of software and binary packages and upgrades middleware
• Provides technical support of Development, Test and Production environments
• Supports the installation of application releases into Test environments, including delivery of container build scripts
• Identifies issues affecting customer service and resolves them
• Provides build requirements for VMs and/or server set-up
• Contributes to the development of documentation and standards
• Migrates Middleware Infrastructure to new versions and supports the migration of applications by development teams
• Provides inputs in estimating project builds
• Liaises with application teams regarding Middleware code of connection and integration issues
• Provides input for middleware technologies design standards and low-level designs

About you

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field
• 5 years of experience in Middleware Administration
• Hands-on experience in building, configuring, installing, upgrading, and supporting middleware technologies
• Experience working with middleware technologies on Linux and/or AIX platforms
• Experience with one or more of the following middleware technologies: Oracle WebLogic, Oracle Fusion Middleware, Oracle Traffic Director, Apache Tomcat, JBoss, ControlM, MOVEiT
• Experience installing software and binary packages and performing middleware upgrades
• Experience providing technical support for Development, Test, and Production environments
• Experience supporting application deployments and releases, including the use of container build scripts
• Experience with middleware infrastructure migration and version upgrades
• Experience in VM and server setup requirements for middleware environments