JP MORGAN CHASE CO – $105,872.00/Year

H.10B Full List of Alternate Acceptable Occupations Applications Support, Senior Systems Analyst, Senior WebSphere Administrator, WebSphere Administrator or related occupation.br br The employer is reiterating that there have been no layoffs in the area of intended employment in the occupation involved in this application or in a related occupation within 6 months immediately preceding the filing of this application. Please see Field Ie26.br br This position requires a Bachelors degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems, or related field of study plus seven 7 years of experience in the job offered or seven 7 years of experience as an Applications Support, Senior Systems Analyst, Senior WebSphere Administrator, WebSphere Administrator, or related occupation.br br Requires experience in the following Troubleshoot and operate web and application servers, including but not limited to systems administration, application development, site reliability engineering or production support tasks; Development toolset to design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and improve software; Operate Application Load balancer interfaces, and route traffic to and from active instances, as part of incident recoveryresiliency exercises; Splunk; Dynatrace; Unix; Linux; CA Wily; Grafana; Tomcat; WebSphere; setting up Splunk alerting and monitoring building monitoring dashboards through Dynatrace and triage application performance through deep diving using Dynatrace; configuring tomcats instances and WebSphere JVMs; at least one of the following general purpose programming Java, Python, .Net, or C; cloud platforms such as AWS or cloud frameworks such as Pivotal cloud foundry; network topologies; load balancing concept; content delivery network; load balancing and network routing technologies such as F5, AVX, or HAProxy; HAProxy context based routing; building and supporting distributed caching technologies such as Pivotal Gemfire, Amazon Elasticache and Redis; problem analysis on middleware platforms utilizing thread and heap dumps; Web application and mobile application; relational databases such as Oracle and DB2; nonrelational databases such as Casandra; IBM MO; Apache Kafka; risk controls and compliance to departmental and companywide standards; and run production incident conferences bridges.