Provide technical support and training for end users in assigned areas, troubleshoot applications, and administer web logic and JBOSS.
Qualifications
Deliver end users support on technical, procedural and process support for assigned functional areas including but not limited to user training, support; design and write applications, troubleshooting applications and software for all internal clients enterprise wide.
TOP 5 SKILLS:
1 Web logic application administration
2 Linux/Windows experience
3 Strong written/verbal communication skills
4 Shell/batch or other scripting experience
5 JBOSS, Java, application administration
Additional skills needed: Application troubleshooting skills, database familiarity.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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