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Unisys OS 2200 Infrastructure Support Specialist
United StatesFrom $135kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
We are seeking an OS 2200 Infrastructure Support Specialist to deliver crucial support for Unisys 2200 systems at a major manufacturing client's data center. This role involves incident management, system monitoring, and collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure system integrity and responsiveness.
What you'll do
- Provide on-call support for Unisys 2200 systems.
- Monitor system health using logging utilities.
- Triage incidents and perform root cause analysis.
- Execute customer policies for incident escalation and change control.
- Respond to emergencies to restore operations promptly.
- Coordinate with stakeholders, including programmers and vendors.
What they're looking for
- 3+ years of experience in OS 2200 support
- Understanding of Unisys 2200 ecosystem
- Experience with booting OS 2200
- Installation of 3rd party products
- Strong incident triage abilities
- Great communication skills
- Familiarity with OS 2200 ECL and security
- Ability to thrive under pressure
Benefits
- Flexible rotation schedule
- Diversity and inclusion initiatives
- Commitment to equity in hiring
- Opportunities for modernization efforts
- Engagement with diverse perspectives
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Monks
Monks builds and implements AI-driven solutions within the Google AI ecosystem, helping creative clients prototype and scale innovative workflows. The company is hiring Implementation Engineers to bridge technical and business needs, along with specialized roles in infrastructure support and battery technology validation.
View all jobs at MonksLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with OS 2200 systems support. Can you describe a complex incident you triaged where you had to differentiate between hardware, OS, third-party product, and application issues?
- Tell us about your hands-on experience booting OS 2200 systems and working with ECL (Executive Control Language). What challenges have you encountered?