Senior Systems Analyst

Remote Senior Systems Analyst needs 3 or more years experiencing supporting enterprise wide critical applications in a fast paced environment

Remote Senior Systems Analyst requires:

• 3 or more years Development\support experience in Java using Spring Framework platform
• Locations; NJ, NY, TX, NC, IL
• 3 or more years Development\support experience in Microservices using containerization and cloud technologies.
• 3 or more years working with Windows and/or Linux Operating Systems
• Experience Database CRUD operations for problem solving, reports and restarting jobs
• Experience with monitoring and alerting tools such as Splunk, Dynatrace or Grafana
• Proficiency in troubleshooting and root cause analysis (RCA) of complex technical issues.

Preferred Skills:

• Experience with enterprise Content Management (ECM) Systems - Mobius preferred
• Experience with containerization and OpenShift
• Experience with scripting and automation - ie Batch, Postman, or Powershell
• Experience with ITIL applications such as ServiceNow
• Proficiency with Webserver technology, Apache Tomcat preferred
• Experience with network load balancing such as F5
• Ability to handle complex operational tasks and recommends processing and technology changes
• Ability to work with multiple business and IT partners in a production support and/or development role
• Detailed oriented and collaborative

Remote Senior Systems Analyst duties;

• Work on Production issues and to provide timely diagnostics, recommendations and resolution.
• Interface with upstream and downstream applications and business operations teams on issues and problems.
• Identify areas of improvement in end user support, implementing automation and monitoring
• Able to interpret and appropriately triage IT issues reported by users
• Create monitoring dashboards and individual monitoring tests to ensure timely notification of production issues
• Learn new technologies as requested
• Participate in an on-call rotation and respond to after hours issues as needed.

Originally posted on Himalayas