Middleware Administrator

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Preacta are working closely with one of the worlds largest insurance companies to bring in a new Middleware Administrator to join the team in Sydney CBD.

Joining a team of 8, you will be supporting all Middleware environments and provide technical input relating to internet, intranet and extranet applications and web sites. 

Your day to day:

• Assist with design proposals and involving Middleware applications.
• Work on Work Requests and Project work which involves building and configuration of Middleware technologies
• Provide day-to-day support for all applications with Middleware components, ensuring timely resolution of problems.
• Develop and maintain current documentation relating to the configuration of Middleware technologies
• Develop and maintain operational guides and automation scripts for use by the Middleware team
• Provide security advice on applications, operating systems, web servers and infrastructure
• Analyze and work on security and compliance related requirements involving Middleware and applications running on them.
• Identify system bottlenecks and implement/recommend tuning action to the constrained component after performing the appropriate impact analysis and verification.
• Gather and help interpret Middleware applications, operating systems and hardware performance statistics and perform capacity management exercises.

Your experience:

• Web and Application servers experience
• Expertise with JBoss Enterprise Application Platform
• Knowledge of Integration and Messaging Queue products 
• Knowledge of Oracle Content Servers
• Knowledge of Load Balancers (F5)
• Apache Tomcat 
• Advanced skills in Internet, Intranet and Extranet security
• Strong communication skills with a keen initiative and passion for IT.
• Strong skills in Administrating WebSphere Application Server (version 6/7/8), WebSphere MQ, and WebSphere Message Broker skills.
• Strong skills across Unix and Windows Operating Systems

If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you!