IBM Rational CC/CQ- Admin

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jconnect infotechSeattle (WA)

Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

IBM Rational CC/CQLocation: Seattle, WA Duration: Fulltime Job Description: Skills Desired: Must have working knowledge of IBM Rational Clear Case and Clear Quest Administer IBM Rational CC/CQ, and other tools HP ALM, JIRA, AWS, Gitlab in each environment including applying packs and upgrades Must have Working knowledge of CC/CQ Version: 8.0.1/9.2 and above Nice to have IBM Rational WebSphere 8.55 Experience Ability to work with SQL Server DB and Oracle DB Identify configuration items, audit changes made and manage configurations throughout the software development lifecycle. Installing, configuring, upgrading, patching, backing up, and restoring ClearCase and ClearQuest. Managing configuration items, controlling changes, and maintaining the integrity of software artifacts. Ensuring proper integration between ClearCase and ClearQuest, and other development tools. Resolving issues related to tool performance, user access, and other problems. Providing training to developers and documenting procedures for tool usage. Monitoring tool performance and optimizing it for efficiency. Identifying and automating manual tasks to improve efficiency. Enhancing the user interface of ClearCase and ClearQuest to improve usability. Working with global teams to coordinate implementation and support efforts. Should have Linux OS and Windows OS experience.

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