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BNY · 1 day ago

Vice President, Infrastructure Engineering

Jersey City, NJ

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$68K/yr - $149K/yr

6+ years exp

BNY is a leading global financial services company that influences nearly 20% of the world’s investible assets. The Vice President, Infrastructure Engineering will be responsible for overseeing DB2 Database Administration and assisting application developers with technical database issues, ensuring high availability and performance of critical business applications.

Financial Services

Responsibilities

Good interpersonal skills and attention to detail with following policies and procedures

Very sound technical DB2 Database Administration skills

Enjoy working with and assisting application developers with a variety of technical database issues and questions

Detail oriented and be able to complete a variety of priority requests that come from a number of different application areas within the enterprise

Qualification

DB2 Database AdministrationSQL tuningPerformance Problem resolutionDb2 DBA UtilitiesDb2 Database RecoveryBMCBroadcom toolsInterpersonal skillsAttention to detailTeam collaboration

Required

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field

Typically 6-10 years of experience

Very sound technical DB2 Database Administration skills

Knowledge of DB2 mainframe environments supporting critical business application services for high availability, resiliency, performance tuning, and problem resolution

Ability to use and manage Db2 DBA Utilities

Proficient in SQL tuning and Performance Problem determination and resolution

Knowledge of Db2 Database Recovery scenarios

Knowledge of vendor (BMC and Broadcom) SQL Performance and administration tools

Good interpersonal skills and attention to detail with following policies and procedures

Enjoy working with and assisting application developers with a variety of technical database issues and questions

Detail oriented and be able to complete a variety of priority requests that come from a number of different application areas within the enterprise