Production Batch Analyst

CACI International•Reston, VA

19h

About The Position

CACI is looking for a Production Batch Analyst to support daily operations for a federal government financial system. The production batch analyst provides technical support maintaining new and existing batch schedules using certain batch scheduling tools. The analyst performs functions with the mainframe and/or a client server environment, to maintain the batch schedules as well as assist with ongoing technical schedule support to both the application teams and batch operation team.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree.
NACI clearance obtainable.
Advanced knowledge of MS Windows, SQL, Unix, and Solaris working environments and ability to script using Unix.
Working knowledge of operating systems (Unix/Linux), networks.
Knowledge in ERP product scheduling.
8 years of automated batch scheduling experience with a preference of at least 6 months of Control-M Enterprise scheduling or similar.
8 years of production control experience (batch scheduling, error resolution, process automation, requirements gathering, processing coordination, and interface design/support).
1-year SFTP experience (setting up file transmission configuration files).
1 year Unix experience (ability to read shell scripts and perform basic commands including move and copy).
Proficiency in Bash and utilities in Linux/Unix for developing, troubleshooting, and customizing automation solutions.
Control-M experience or similar.

Nice To Haves

Production support experience for government financial systems.
SAP ERP system experience or similar.

Responsibilities

Performing batch testing for O&M, new processing, and stress & volume testing for system/software changes.
Handling moderate and high complexity batch scheduling assignments.
Working under minimal supervision and using established procedures, to ensure integration, scheduling, monitoring, problem resolution, and output control of applications in a multi-environment.
Performing analysis of Control-M application related to effective utilization and efficient, accurate, and timely computer processing. Including the identification and resolution of service-level problems and mission-critical tasks.
Executing ad hoc batch processing.
Handling abend resolution.
Maintaining exception alerting logic.
Supporting interfaces including establishing and testing new interfaces as well as supporting current interfaces.
Modifying production processing for year end.
Planning and managing batch suspension/resumption for planned and unplanned extended outages.
Analyzing current batch scheduling setup to determine ways to streamline/automate processing.
Maintaining production jobs schedules and managing batch job process operations using BMC Control-M workload automation.
Designing and implementing batch processing from test to implementation, including documentation, process flow design, oversight of testing and coordination and validation of implementation.
Creating, updating and maintaining processing documentation including job creation, failure procedures and ad hoc processing guidelines.
Creating reports using the Control–M/EM Reporting Facility.
Integrating operations best practices into batch and interface Control-M software.
Assuming 24-hour on-call responsibilities for production batch processing and operational issues.
Identifying risks, documenting lessons learned, and managing corrective action plans related to implementation/upgrade and production operations activities.

Benefits

competitive compensation
benefits
learning and development opportunities
broad and competitive mix of benefits options is designed to support and protect employees and their families
healthcare
wellness
financial
retirement
family support
continuing education
time off benefits
flexible time off benefit