Operations Lead - 2

Pay Rate: $21 Location: Toronto ON Job Type: Contract Our client, a top banking client in Canada is looking to hire Operations Lead - 2 for their team with a contract for 12 Months with potential extension. Hybrid - 2 days in Downtown Toronto Office.

Schedule Hours: standard 37.5hrs/week, (might have to support on weekends or nights as required) The DevOps Specialist contributes to the ongoing support and operations for applications within Global Finance and Risk Technologies. The incumbent will handle Application Production Operations. The incumbent will be a key contact with application development teams to ensure Production operations are automated and efficient.

Support the Operations of critical Risk Applications such as Bancware (Asset Liability Management -ALM), RCRR, iFRS9, and others. assessments into Application Operations Maturity and provide automation improvement recommendations to development teams Executing/monitoring Monthly/Quarterly Operations (shift hours will be required) Ensuring ongoing communication of Operation status, completing regular status reports and escalating issues, as required. As a part of a support team provide excellent services and become a trusted advisor to customers via proactive and enthusiastic social engagement, technical depth and highest level of customer satisfaction in every interaction. Recommend and implement improvements, document knowledge in the form of incident notes and technical articles through team's knowledge base and Bank-wide social media.

Prepare, coordinate and lead technical trainings for end users and team members. Collaborating with other team members, internal customers and other bank teams 3-4 years of experience in DevOps (or) Strong system administration skills for UNIX (AIX), MS Windows ~ Experience in using Tidal as a sequencer for operations and big data & hadoop ~ Database query execution - MS SQL, Oracle and MS Active directory strong system programming skills, Autosys, Talent and scripting. Ability to use modern project and issue management tools (Atlassian Confluence and ServiceNow ) for tracking own tasks and creating documentation/wiki NET or .NET Core framework and experience with MS TFS collaboration platform as an end user and/or administrator Being curious, constantly learning about new trends in IT enterprise technologies especially in the area of AI and DevOps and share the knowledge with end users and team members ~ Ability to promote team's services through various internal communication channels - social media (such as Facebook Workplace) or company internal websites.

Bachelor's degree

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