Job Title: Infrastructure Analyst/Middleware and Tool Delivery Support
Location: Bloomington, IL
Duration: 6+ Months - Contract
Experience: Minimum Years’ experience: 6-10 Years – is a MUST

I am Looking Only for Green Card | US Citizens only.
GC or Citizenship Copy and DL copy (mandatory).

An Ideal Candidate must have: Infrastructure Analyst/Middleware and Tool Delivery Support

The ESM (Enterprise Systems Management) Team within Infrastructure Automation is looking for an onsite EA to fill an immediate resource need.  We need help in both service and project work as we are ramping up a large work effort of  sunset HP OVO/OML work.  

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Key Technical Skills Needed:
• HP Operations Manager Linux(OVO/OML) policy (OML templates) development experience, not just “console” experience;  Console only experience is not beneficial, and candidates with console only experience are not qualified for the posting.  We run a “headless” OVO shop and do everything via OML policy (templates) development
• OML policy (templates) development experience is ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED AND ESSENTIAL
• Network monitoring including using SNMP traps (MIBs) & syslog
• Linux and Windows OS shell programming experience
• Perl and/or Python programming experience

The Individual with this knowledge will be performing the following tasks:
• Create/modify OVO/OML policies (templates)  and/or scripts to provide monitoring solutions
• Meet with project teams to determine and recommend system or application monitoring requirements
• Work with subject matter experts to analyze and resolve any questions and problems
• Work independently on multiple monitoring solutions simultaneously with limited direction
• Test monitoring solutions to ensure they are working as designed
• Document monitoring solution in design documents

Must Have Knowledge & Skills:
• Strong Perl and/or Python programming and Linux experience is a must, along with solid work experience with the OVO/OML. Understanding and use of schedule, logfile, interface, and monitors as well as advanced eventing concepts such as Event Correlation, Automatic Remediation and event suppression are also important.  The individual must be a strong communicator, be able to explain technical information in non-technical terms.

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