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Senior Manager-Microservices
Mashreq
IndiaremotePosted 1 day ago
Skill Required
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Key highlights
- Level Required: 9 to 12 years
- Notable requirement: Thorough banking applications / functional knowledge
- Notable requirement: Competency in Microservices (Java Spring Boot) and DevOps
- Notable requirement: Strong technical knowledge in IBM BAW, Oracle DB, WebLogic, WebSphere, Java, J2EE, SOA, ESB, and related tools
- Key role fact: Manages a diversified team with 24*7 support across multiple locations
Role overview
Responsibilities
- Responsible to ideate, build and deliver solutions as per the business expectations.
- To be able to implement Projects with regards to BAW, Microservices & API gateway within the base-lined schedule, budget, and scope parameters.
- Should be handling the development & BAU by overseeing the quality and compliance controls.
- Manage a diversified team who are responsible for critical services delivery and support.
- Ensure adequate delivery & support for services as the entire operation is dependent on these applications with 24*7 support across multiple locations.
- Ensure Stability and uptime of microservices through regular review with infrastructure colleagues and monitoring
- To be able to lead the deliverables interacting with business units and have competency in Microservices (Java Spring boot) , and devops.
- Build and manage reusable components in the internal framework.
- Responsible for Implementation of microservices for multiple teams across the organization.
- Analyze the existing system for the discovery of the core processes and rules involved so that the system could be converted to a workflow based framework applying the core principles of BPM.
- Customize various legacy utilities to make it reusable and decouple from the monolithic architecture.
- Model and developed microservices adhering to architecture standards.
- Engage and carry out change management activities such as process definitions, implementations, user acquaintance.
- Have provided solution guidance, advisory services for various environments & systems, carried out process improvements by avoiding interdependencies on different support groups.
Requirements
- Must be keen upskill and explore innovative solutions as per the latest trends in the market.
- Should have the knowledge on BAU handling across the Microservices platforms, good analytical thinking to debug the production issue and fix the same avoiding any business impact.
- Ability to Estimate, propose, design, build & document solutions.
- Experienced in developing application blueprints, roadmaps and data migration strategies.
- Experience in trouble shooting performance issues, handling scalability, high availability.
- About 9 to 12 years of experience with End-to-End Implementation and various support Projects of Enterprise Software Applications.
- Has implementation exposure on microservices architecture using spring boot and frameworks like, Spring boot, Spring JDBC, JSPs and front-end technologies like React JS, bootstrap, BPM workflow implementations through Microservices API Connect.
- Should be able to envision digital assets and align with the MOFT standards of implementation.
- Strong technical knowledge in the following: BPM tools like IBM BAW, Oracle DB, WebLogic , WebSphere, Java, JSF,Ajax,J2EE,SOA, ESB ,JMS, Web Services, EJB, JAAS.
- Deep knowledge on technology solutions, operational process activities.
- Logical and analytical abilities in the decision making for optimal outcome.
- Thorough banking applications / functional knowledge.
Nice to have
- Exposure to Agile Project management, Vendor management and commercial management.
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