Job Information
POSITION SUMMARY
Senior Control M Developer & Data Engineer
RESPONSIBILITIES
Senior Control M Developer & Data Engineer
· Data migration and optimize legacy orchestration workflows from Tidal to Control-M, improving efficiency and reducing manual intervention.
· Monitor, research, analyze, and report problems to programmer or developer
· Day to day administration of Control-M/EM Server and its components, production batch schedules and ensure continuity of business services.
· Create new jobs in Control-M on Windows
· Support the Control M Admin Team for Migrating the jobs
· Manually create Control M jobs with the same functionality
· Build and manage job flows, calendar requirements and scheduling criteria.
· Passing parameters to Control-M job, creating job dependencies and alerts as per application team and business requirement.
· Creating and Scheduling jobs on the Control-M tool in both Distributed and Mainframe Environment (Test and Production)
· Develop automated testing scripts using Shell and Python to validate Control-M job functionality and dependencies across various environments (Test, QA, Production).
· Implement Shell/Python scripts for automated deployment of Control-M job definitions and smart folders, ensuring consistent and error-free migrations between environments.
· Using the Reporting Facility to create reports
· Maintaining the shift turnover, which includes the current and the pending information from one shift to another.
· Write Shell scripts to simulate various Control-M job failure scenarios during testing, ensuring robust error handling and alerting mechanisms were in place.
· Support migration initiatives preparing for Helix Control-M adoption, including workflow analysis, automation standards, and SaaS-readiness validation.
· Conduct proof-of-concept testing for Helix Control-M cloud integration with AWS-hosted workloads.
· Support Agile ceremonies, embedding with teams to align batch workflows with business requirements.
· Used Service Now for all scheduling requests for Production, Incidents, and Problem