IT Application Operations Analyst (Linux and Oracle experience, Integration Experience)

Hi,

We are Looking for an IT Application Operations Analyst, Associate at San Ramon, CA

This is a W2 Contract, no third-party vendor, please

Job Title: IT Application Operations Analyst, Associate
Location: San Ramon, CA
Duration: 6 Months

LOCALITY PREFERENCE: Preference is Bay Area, then Service Territory, and the onshore. HYBRID: The current team is remote, but occasionally meet in OGO or San Ramon
Key Skills:

• Large Application Operations, Linux and Oracle experience, Integration Experience

Position Summary

• The Career IT Application Operations Analyst conducts basic and intermediate tasks under direction of a more senior Application Operations Analyst.
• Adheres to Work Instructions and/or processes as defined in Run Books and Playbooks. Applies technical skills to resolve application and data related problems of well-defined scope as specified by procedural guidelines or under direction of a more senior Application Operations Analyst.
• Escalates to more experienced resources on unusual or more difficult problems. Fields a broader range of assignments and may be asked to develop solutions. Individuals may begin to be responsible for scoping work.
• Follows existing Application Development Frameworks, Coding Guidelines and Database Standards when developing.

KNOWLEDGE/ABILITIES

• Has familiarity and working knowledge of infrastructure components such as Linux servers, Networks, Backups and Oracle databases.
• Has excellent written and verbal communications skills.
• Can work and communicate across multiple departments.
• Has excellent analytical, problem-solving and technical troubleshooting skills
  Can work independently and as part of a team.

Education and Skills:

• BA/BS in Computer Science, Business, or equivalent experience;
• 5+ years experience designing, deploying, troubleshooting applications, infrastructure technologies, operations support and analysis experience. Experience with design and deployment of large scale and complex infrastructure-application systems.

Regards,

Dominic Savio