Sequencer analyst, processing orchestration

The title suggests a traditional job scheduling profile, but the qualifications describe an infrastructure administration profile equipped with DevOps tooling: AWS, Terraform, Ansible, Git, CI/CD and scripting. The platform in scope is the organization's job orchestrator, a critical platform to operate and evolve, not only to monitor. Modernization stands out in the mandate: driving automation, supporting user teams and contributing to the future vision and architecture. One paradox to note: knowledge of Automic and $Universe, central to the mandate, is listed only as an asset. One position is open, for 6 months.

Target candidate: an enterprise platform administrator who automates infrastructure (Terraform, Ansible, scripting) across Linux, Windows Server and AWS, and who has operated or evolved a critical production platform. Hands-on experience with a job scheduler, Automic or $Universe first, separates two otherwise equivalent profiles.

Requirements

REQUIRED

• Systems administration, infrastructure or platform operations in an enterprise environment
  
  


• Understanding of infrastructure components (operating systems, networks, virtualization, storage, databases)
  
  


• Linux and Windows Server environments
  
  


• AWS cloud services
  
  


• Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  
  


• Terraform or equivalent tool
  
  


• Automation and configuration management, Ansible or similar tool
  
  


• Git and source code management principles
  
  


• CI/CD pipelines
  
  


• Operation, administration or evolution of critical platforms
  
  


• DevOps principles and modern operations and automation practices
  
  

ASSET

• Knowledge of a job orchestration or workload automation platform
  
  


• Experience with or knowledge of $Universe and Automic
  
  

Profiles to Exclude:

• Profile whose scheduling experience is limited to monitoring and restarting jobs, with no demonstrated administration or evolution of the platform.
  
  


• DevOps profile centered on application pipelines, with no demonstrated operation of production infrastructure or platforms.
  
  


• Profile listing AWS or Terraform through training or certification only, with no delivery in an enterprise environment.
  
  


• Linux or Windows administration profile with no demonstrated automation (IaC, Ansible or scripting).
  
  


• Mainframe-only scheduling profile, with no Linux, Windows Server or AWS experience.