z/OS - IBM Storage manager/ Sr Mainframe Systems Programmer
z/OS - IBM Storage manager/ Sr Mainframe Systems Programmer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Administer and support IBM z16 storage environments running z/OSManage and maintain DFSMS, DFSMShsm (HSM), and ISMF storage management functions
- Configure and support IBM DS8884, DS8910F, TS7700, TS3000, and TS3500 storage platforms
- Administer GKLM (Guardium Key Lifecycle Manager) encryption
- Manage storage capacity, performance tuning, backup, and recovery processes
- Maintain HSM migration, backup, recall, and recovery policies
- Administer and support the CA/Broadcom CA 1 Tape Management product
- Perform troubleshooting of storage hardware, FICON, and SAN infrastructure
- Perform regularly scheduled semi-monthly system backups
- Must be available to work outside of standard working hours to support and troubleshoot as needed (approximately twice a month)
- At least 7 years of hands-on z/OS experience with expertise in IBM storage management
- Strong expertise in: xxoysbnDFSMSDFSMShsm (HSM)ISMFz/OS Storage Management
- Storage Encryption TechnologiesGKLM/ISKLMCA 1 Tape Management
- Hands-on HW experience with:
- IBM DS8884 and DS8910FIBM TS7760IBM TS3000IBM TS3500Proven experience with storage replication and business continuity solutions
- Demonstrated experience administering CA/Broadcom storage management products
- Strong knowledge of physical storage hardware, FICON, and SAN environments
- Effective communication, documentation, and independent problem-solving skills
- Ability to research independently with a proactive, solutions-oriented mind-set
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