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Senior Systems Engineer - IBM i

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uline shipping suppliesWaukegan (IL)

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Overview: As a Senior Systems Engineer, you will design, optimize and support our IBM i infrastructure to ensure peak performance and reliability. You will work with a collaborative team to keep systems secure, up-to-date, and aligned with IT policies while driving continuous improvement. The role focuses on backups, DR/HA, upgrades, migrations, and capacity planning to support business operations. You will mentor others, document configurations, and partner with applications and databases to enable smooth deployments. This opportunity offers hands-on impact in a stable, growth-oriented environment with a strong focus on engineering excellence. Compensation / Benefits Complete health insurance coverage 401(k) with 6% employer match starts day one Multiple bonus programs Paid holidays and generous paid time off Tuition Assistance Program On-site café and fitness center
Responsibilities: Lead daily operation, monitoring and performance tuning of IBM i environments Manage backups, disaster recovery and high-availability solutions Partner with application and database teams on deployments and troubleshooting Plan and execute system upgrades, migrations and capacity planning Maintain clear, accurate documentation of configurations, procedures and policies Mentor and support the systems engineer team
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or related field 10+ years of experience with IBM i technologies including CL, HMC, network configuration, Backup Recovery Media Services, data replication, HA/DR, and performance tuning Excellent communication, problem-solving and customer service skills Uline does not participate in the H-1B lottery strong communication problem-solving customer service IBM i CL HMC

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