IT Delivery

Roles & Responsibilities

• A day in the life of an Infoscion
• • As part of the Infosys delivery team, your primary role would be to interface with the client for quality assurance, issue resolution and ensuring high customer satisfaction.
• • You will understand requirements, create and review designs, validate the architecture and ensure high levels of service offerings to clients in the technology domain.
• • You will participate in project estimation, provide inputs for solution delivery, conduct technical risk planning, perform code reviews and unit test plan reviews.
• • You will lead and guide your teams towards developing optimized high quality code deliverables, continual knowledge management and adherence to the organizational guidelines and processes.
• • You would be a key contributor to building efficient programs/ systems and if you think you fit right in to help our clients navigate their next in their digital transformation journey, this is the place for you!
• If you think you fit right in to help our clients navigate their next in their digital transformation journey, this is the place for you!

Technical Requirements

• Primary skills:Backup->EMC Networker,Database Administration->DB2 UDB(DB2 LUW),Database Administration->Oracle DBA,Database administration->DB2 Database Administration(DB2 DBA)->DB2 UDB/DB2 Zos,Database->Mongo DB,Database->PostgreSQL,EUC,EUC->SCCM,Linux,Mainframes->DB2,Middleware->RedHat Jboss application server(Jboss),Networking,O365,SAP BASIS->SAP BASIS HANA,Security Incident and Event Management(SIEM)->Splunk,Storage,Unix Admin->AIX Administration,Virtualization->VMWare,Windows,Windows->Wintel/Windows Administrator

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