Sr. Systems Integration Developer (onsite), United States, NY, New York

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Posted: October 20, 2006

Job title: Sr. Systems Integration Developer

Company name: Algomod Technologies

Internal ID: 28446

Location: United States, NY, New York

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Independent contractor (hourly)

Length of employment: 10 mos

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Global Investment Bank located in New York has an immediate opportunity for
a Sr. Systems Integration Dev/ Prod Support 

Brokerage requires a senior, experienced Unix/Perl shell script programmer
and Autosys administration and production support analyst with minimum 8
years of experience. Required experience: Maintain and enhance Autosys Job
Schedule for existing Linux and Window Server Jobs. Develop PERL scripts
for new jobs for UNIX/LINUX servers Investigate and remediate production
problems. Escalate production issues to the next level of support where
appropriate Develop and maintain Run books Communicate status to the IT
management and Business users. Informatica administration, Informatica
development experience, respository release management, general release and
source code control experience. Good verbal and written communication
skills are required.

Required skills:
Required Technical skills: PERL scripting UNIX/LINUX shell scripting
Windows command scripting Autosys scripting and administration SQL
(preferably SYBASE and DB2) Informatica administration, Informatica mapping
development

Desired skills:
Optional skills: Apache Web server and Tomcat administration, support and
some web development. 

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/4814#contact
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