Automation Developer – IBM MQ Migration

Posted 8 days ago

2t consultingHarrisburg (NC)

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About the role

We are seeking an experienced Automation Developer to build and enhance automation solutions supporting IBM MQ Queue Manager migration. The role will focus on Python-based automation, API integration, workflow orchestration, and Dev Ops to deliver scalable end-to-end migration solutions.

Core Responsibilities: Develop automation solutions for IBM MQ migration, including discovery, assessment, execution, validation, and reporting. Build and maintain automation scripts using Python, Shell, and Power Shell. Develop and integrate REST APIs, JSON/XML, and automation connectors. Integrate multiple tools and workflows into a unified migration framework. Support CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Azure Dev Ops, or Git Hub Actions. Develop reusable automation components and support AI-assisted automation initiatives. Troubleshoot automation and migration issues and collaborate with infrastructure, MQ, and architecture teams. Maintain technical documentation, deployment guides, and operational runbooks.

Required Qualifications: 5+ years of experience in automation development. Strong Python and Linux/Unix scripting skills. Experience with REST APIs, JSON/XML, Git/Git Hub, and workflow automation. Experience with Dev Ops, CI/CD, and enterprise infrastructure. Strong understanding of software development and integration practices. Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments.

Preferred Qualifications: Hands-on experience with IBM MQ administration, migration, or automation. Experience with Ansible or Terraform. Knowledge of IBM MQ Queue Manager configuration and migration strategies. Exposure to AI-assisted automation technologies.

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