Domain Architect - IBM DB2 for z/OS
Technology, Data & Digital · IT Infrastructure & Security · Database Administration · Software Engineering
In short
The Domain Architect will conceptualize and deliver robust solutions for product and sustenance delivery using IBM DB2 for z/OS, focusing on performance tuning and team development. Responsibilities include architecting solutions, developing best practices, training team members, and analyzing client specifications. This role requires in-depth knowledge of DB2 systems and DBA skills.
Responsibilities
- Architect and design solutions for product and sustenance delivery by leveraging DB2 z/OS performance tuning techniques, ensuring optimal system efficiency and scalability.
- Develop and implement best practices for DB2 database management and performance optimization, guiding the team in adopting these standards to enhance delivery quality.
- Train and mentor team members in DB2 systems and DBA concepts to build a skilled workforce, ensuring delivery risks are mitigated through knowledge sharing and capability development.
- Gather and analyze client specifications to deliver tailored DB2 solutions, ensuring alignment with business requirements and optimal performance outcomes.
- Stay abreast of emerging technologies in the DB2 landscape, incorporating relevant advancements into solutions to maintain quality and meet evolving client needs.
Requirements
- In-depth knowledge of DB2 systems & DBA and performance tuning on DB2 z/OS.
- Strong understanding of database architecture, design principles, and optimization techniques.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to analyze complex technical specifications.
- Proficiency in developing and executing training programs for technical skills enhancement.
Desired Qualifications
- IBM Certified Database Administrator DB2 (Optional but valuable)
- DB2 Performance Tuning Certification (Optional but valuable)
Benefits
- Supercharge your potential.
- Find your career.
- Find your spark.
- A place that knows that helping its customers stay on top starts by putting its people first.
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