IT Delivery

Responsibilities

A day in the life

of an Infoscion • As part of the Infosys delivery team, your primary role would be to interface with the client for quality assurance, issue resolution and ensuring high customer satisfaction. • You will understand requirements, create and review designs, validate the architecture and ensure high levels of service offerings to clients in the technology domain. • You will participate in project estimation, provide inputs for solution delivery, conduct technical risk planning, perform code reviews and unit test plan reviews. • You will lead and guide your teams towards developing optimized high quality code deliverables, continual knowledge management and adherence to the organizational guidelines and processes. • You would be a key contributor to building efficient programs/ systems and if you think you fit right in to help our clients navigate their next in their digital transformation journey, this is the place for you! If you think you fit right in to help our clients navigate their next in their digital transformation journey, this is the place for you!

Requirements

• Primary skills:Backup->EMC Networker,Database Administration->DB2 UDB(DB2 LUW),Database Administration->Oracle DBA,Database administration->DB2 Database Administration(DB2 DBA)->DB2 UDB/DB2 Zos,Database->Mongo DB,Database->PostgreSQL,EUC,EUC->SCCM,Linux,Mainframes->DB2,Middleware->RedHat Jboss application server(Jboss),Networking,O365,SAP BASIS->SAP BASIS HANA,Security Incident and Event Management(SIEM)->Splunk,Storage,Unix Admin->AIX Administration,Virtualization->VMWare,Windows,Windows->Wintel/Windows Administrator

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