IBM MQ Developer
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“Design, develop, and support messaging solutions using IBM MQ. Develop and maintain integration flows using IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE). Deploy, manage, and monitor applications on OpenShift Enterprise Container Platform. Implement automation for deployment, monitoring, and operational tasks. Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to middleware, messaging, and container platforms. Collaborate with development, infrastructure, and DevOps teams to ensure seamless integration. Ensure high availability, scalability, and performance of middleware systems. Follow best practices for security, compliance, and system reliability.”
Requirements
- Proven expertise in IBM MQ design, development, and support.
- Strong experience with IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) (formerly IBM Integration Bus/IIB) for developing integration flows.
- Hands-on experience deploying, managing, and monitoring applications on OpenShift Enterprise Container Platform or similar Kubernetes-based platforms.
- Proficiency in scripting and implementing automation for deployment and operational tasks (e.g., Python, Bash, Ansible, Terraform).
- Solid understanding of middleware, messaging concepts, and containerization.
- Excellent troubleshooting skills for complex distributed systems.
- Experience with monitoring tools and practices (e.g., Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack).
- Strong collaboration and communication skills.
Benefits & conditions
3.73.7 out of 5 stars Jersey City, NJ $90,000 - $120,000 a year
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