Job Summary
The Level 2 Application Support role ensures stability, reliability, and performance of critical insurance data and scheduling platforms. The role supports business-critical batch processing, data integration, and analytics workloads.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide Level‑2 support for batch scheduling, data integration, and analytics platforms, ensuring timely job execution and issue resolution.
- Creates Control-M jobs for all business requirements
- Analyze data issues and resolve incidents related to Control‑M, Informatica, SQL, Databricks, Neoxam and Python‑based workflows.
- Perform root‑cause analysis for job failures, data discrepancies, and performance issues across platforms.
- Monitor batch schedules, data pipelines, and system health to meet SLA and regulatory requirements.
- Coordinate with Level‑3 teams, infrastructure, and vendors for complex issue resolution.
- Support change, release, and deployment activities with controlled execution and validation.
Skill Requirements
- 2-4 years of enterprise application support experience in large-scale environments.
- Strong expertise in Control‑M for batch scheduling and workload automation.
- Proficient in SQL for data validation, analysis, and troubleshooting.
- Hands-on experience with Informatica for ETL and data integration support.
- Intermediate Python scripting skills for automation and monitoring.
- Experience supporting Databricks workloads and analytics jobs.
- ITIL-based incident, problem, and change management experience.
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Preferred Experience
- Experience supporting insurance or financial services applications.
- Exposure to insurance batch cycles, regulatory reporting, and data reconciliation.
- Knowledge of compliance-driven data processing and audit support.
- Experience with enterprise analytics and reporting platforms in insurance environments.
- Ability to work in globally distributed onshore-offshore support models.
Other Requirements
2. Optional Certifications In Relevant Product Support Technologies Are Valuable For This Role.