Job Description:

MF MQ

Job Description

• Responsible for the administration of Websphere MQ (WMQ) subsystems and associated software on the client’s mainframes.
• Install, test, configure and implement mainframe WMQ and associated system software while maintaining a stable operating system environment for business applications.
• Perform WMQ system backups and recovery
• Monitors system activity for performance and availability and where necessary, tune accordingly
• Perform problem diagnosis and resolution.
• Create, maintain and use automation scripts for MQ for z/OS monitoring, alerting and problem determination and resolution
• Design and Implement security aspects related to MQ.
• Architect/Design Clustering, work load balancing in client environment
• Troubleshoot Infrastructure and Application issues related to MQ
• Evaluate and recommend changes to current and future system software requirements to meet the organization's needs.
• Ensure documentation of all related operational processes and procedures.
• Install and upgrade MQ for z/OS using ShopzSeries and SMP/E
• Troubleshoot MQ problems using MQ command line and monitoring tools
• Provide primary and backup on-call support during extended hours (including nights and weekends)

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