Core Banking Administration

Work ExperienceMinimum 10 years experience in Information Technology with 5 years of experience in a similar role in a Bank Overall 5 years hands-on experience with various RDBMS DW systems and O SMust have worked on 24 7 operationsMust have handled systems with Database size not less than 300GB and with minimum 100 concurrent users across deferent geographical locationsExposure in handling multiple databases of different technologies We are seeking a Senior Temenos T24 Administrator with 10+ years of hands-on experience in managing, administering, and supporting Temenos Transact (T24) production and non-production environments. The role requires strong expertise in AIX, T24 architecture (TAFC/TAFJ), Web Layer, middleware (IBM MQ), and end-to-end operational ownership for availability, performance, change, and incident management. Exposure to Temenos newer modules and integration ecosystems is essential. The role will be primary to ensure the optimal performance of the T24 core banking application along with its interfacing systems. Regularly update his skillset and actively participate in all business-driven projects along with daily administration of Core banking stack. Knowledge, Skills and AttributesStrong hands on expertise in Temenos Transact (T24) administrationIn depth knowledge of TAFJ / TAFC runtime architectureStrong AIX system administration skills in a banking environmentExperience with T24 Web Layer configuration and troubleshootingSolid understanding of IBM MQ and middleware / integration architectureGood knowledge of COB/EOD processing and batch operationsExperience supporting 24x7 mission critical banking systemsStrong troubleshooting, analytical, and problem solving skillsGood understanding of DR, BCP, SLA, MTTR, and availability managementFamiliarity with ITIL processes, audit, and regulatory requirementsEffective communication and stakeholder coordination skillsAbility to work under pressure during critical production incidents

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