Middleware Systems Engineer

Immediate need for a talented

• Participates in design, development and implementation of systems engineering activities, to include OS technical support, systems programming and data center capabilities.
• Responsible for components of complex engineering and/or analytical tasks and activities.
• Assists in establishment of input/output processes and working parameters for hardware compatibility and coordination of subsystems design and integration of total system.
• Serves as a fully seasoned/proficient technical resource; provides tech knowledge and capabilities as team member and individual contributor.
• Will not have direct reports but will influence and direct activities of a team related to special initiatives or operations.
• Provides input on staffing, budget and personnel.
• Typically 5 or more years of systems engineering experience.

• The Middleware Engineer will lead end-to-end and administration duties for critical banking platforms, delivering middleware infrastructure for enterprise projects and regulatory initiatives.
• Ensures production stability, platform remediation, patching and upgrades, mitigating and managing risk. Middleware engineering and administration includes middleware installation, configuration, risk mitigation and remediation, performance tuning and trouble-shooting/triage as L3 production support.
• Collaborates with customers (application teams and/or testing teams) on daily basis providing middleware advice, consultation, and support.
• Creates, maintains and supports the application deployment templates, serving as a Windows IIS administration architect and making recommendations on IIS best practices in application development. Designing Middleware infrastructure and topology design for high availability and failover capability.
• All solutions must meet all Policy, Baseline, and Standards along with business requirements.
• Providing technical consultation to other team members and their supported areas;
• Communicating with business partners at an enterprise level;
• Interfacing with internal customers and external vendors for consultation at various points of the software development life cycle (SDLC); and executing production changes for integrated and regulatory releases with precision.