Senior Systems Analyst
$67.00 - $76.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$67.00 - $76.00 per hour
About the role
- Under the direction of the IT Manager, the senior system analyst administers the implementation of various software / hardware in the bank.
- Support processes of software and applications utilized by the bank.
- Senior system analyst will be responsible for maintaining a thorough knowledge of software applications used by the bank.
- Installation, maintenance, and support of WebSphere and MQ.
- Bachelor’s Degree Required
- Fluent in Spanish Required
- Must have a minimum of 5 to 7 Years of experience of any core banking system (Technical / Functional)
- Must have Experience in Payment system like SWIFT, FEDWIRE, ACH etc.
- Must have experience in banking operational processes.
- Must have experience In Data base like SQL, DB2, and JBASE.
- Experience in project management with implementation/ migration.
- Understanding of Software application life cycle and IT service management
- Knowledge / experience of OFAC / AML and OFAC / AML software.(Preferred)
- Experience with Temenos T24 core banking software, but it is not a mandatory requirement
- Experience with IBM AIX server administrator will be plus
- Nice to have experience of SWIFT Alliance (Installation of updates, Swift ISO 20022, maintenance of swift alliance etc.)
- Experience in internet banking software, Operation modules like account, customer, loans, LC is a plus Why choose Addison IT?
- Pay: We negotiate high salaries using U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Benefits & Bonuses: You are eligible for medical, dental, vision insurance benefits, 401K, and monetary bonuses
- Permanent Employment: Many of Addison’s job openings lead to potential permanent employment
- Connections: You connect directly with hiring managers from renowned organizations
- Options: You are presented multiple employment options near your home
- Professional Development: You are provided hiring process advice, resume revision, and employment term negotiation
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