- Experience
- 6–9 yrs
- Salary
- —
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 1 week ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Resume
- Required to apply
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Job description
Role Overview
The Middleware Engineer is responsible for managing the middleware infrastructure that supports the BCC application suite. This includes maintaining Oracle WebLogic Server, Apache HTTP Server, and Apache Tomcat environments, performing JVM performance optimizations, managing SSL/TLS certificates, and facilitating seamless application deployments.
Primary Duties
- Administering and tuning Oracle WebLogic Server, including clustering configuration.
- Configuring and managing Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat instances.
- Optimizing JVM performance through tuning and garbage collection analysis.
- Overseeing the lifecycle management of SSL/TLS certificates to ensure secure communications.
- Automating deployment processes and managing application restarts to minimize downtime.
- Maintaining comprehensive log management and providing troubleshooting assistance.
Required Expertise
- Proven experience in Oracle WebLogic Server administration and clustering.
- In-depth knowledge of Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat setup and configuration.
- Strong skills in JVM tuning and garbage collection diagnostics.
- Knowledge of SSL/TLS certificate management processes.
- Ability to automate deployments and manage system logs effectively.
Professional Attributes
- Ability to work precisely and efficiently within tight deployment timeframes.
- Excellent coordination skills with Release & Deployment teams.
- Methodical problem-solving skills bridging application and infrastructure layers.
Additional Details
Certification in Oracle WebLogic Server is expected. Candidates should possess between six and nine years of experience in middleware administration.
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