Middleware (Weblogic) Administrator (Permanent / Full time )

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tectamminaMcLean (VA)

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About the role

Middleware (Weblogic) Administrator (Permanent / Full time ) Full-time Relevant Experience Required: 5-7 years Technical/Functional Skills: Oracle Certified Associate – Weblogic Administration certification 5 years of experience in installation, configuration, and administration and troubleshooting of Oracle Weblogic 10g/11g Server in a highly available, clustered environment. 5 years of experience in supporting Java and J2EE applications deployed in multi-platform environment. Experience with JSF and other MVC Web frameworks. Experience integrating Weblogic Server with Apache, Load Balancer Servers and Web Services. Experience in a production support role, performing deployments and troubleshooting issues.PreferredSkills:Familiarity with other Middleware technologies like Apache Tomcat and IBM Webspere Experience with collaborative development tools such as Git, Jenkins, Clearcase, ANT, Eclipse, Remedy and SQL Developer Understanding of the ITIL process, Incident & Change Management Solid teamwork and interpersonal skills. Strong analytical, problem-solving and conceptual skills. Ensure high availability of the Middleware environment Ensure Middleware environment is compliant with security policies Participate in Business continuity and Disaster Recovery exercises affecting the Middleware environments. Please share your profile to mdanish(at)1stitsolutions.com Job Status: Full Time / Permanent Eligibility: EAD GC/ GC/ US Citizen Share the Profiles to: mdanish(at)1stitsolution.com Contact: 703 349 1004 Keep the subject line with Job Title and Location

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