IBM Datacap Admin
Provide a short description of the Position: The candidate will design and implement any new modules or functionality to work properly with the existing Datacap architecture and infrastructure. The Systems Architect will design, develop, implement, support and enhance, custom applications written in .Net based programming languages or other programming languages. Ensure user interfaces and back-end services are developed according to architecture, programming, and user experience (UX) standards. The candidate will also participate/cooperate in any migration or replatforming efforts from the current technology and infrastructure to a future one.
Provide a list of the day to day tasks to be performed by the Selected Candidate: This individual will be expected to function in the role of Systems Architect for the Datacap infrastructure/system and perform all the tasks below: " General administration of the Datacap system, applications, and infrastructure to ensure maximum up time and the most efficient operation of the system and the applications which it houses. " Support of the users to help resolve any issues they might encounter in their course of using the applications on this infrastructure, including the fix of any scanned batches. " Work with ITS staff to install and configure any necessary Datacap related software on any user workstation or VDI environment. This also includes the install and configuration of any necessary software on scanners used by the users. " Perform any bug fixes and enhancements to the code per approved requests from the users. " Provide any necessary help, guidance and/or information in the efforts to replatform or migrate the current Datacap infrastructure to a future one, if so required. " Provide knowledge transfer to staff, as requested, to help with the support of the Datacap infrastructure and/or the applications which reside on it. " Work with ITS staff to help debug System, Network, Database and/or application related issues to resolve any Datacap or application related issues.
