R0076068 Service Delivery Manager (Mainframe, JCL, COBOL, IBM utilities)- 6-8years Experience – Pune/Indore- Rotational Shift 24*7r

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Ready to take your career global? Make your mark at one of the biggest names in payments. We’re looking for an Service Delivery Manager - P3 to join our ever-evolving Mainframe Billing Team and help us unleash the potential of every business. What you’ll own Production Support Engineer - Role uses his/her specialized knowledge to support mainframe applications which are key to the daily/monthly billing process. Remediation, Restoration, Monitoring, Improvement and Compliance Monitoring and managing daily/monthly jobs which are critical to the billing cycles. Collaborate with other internal teams (Product, Platform, Merchant Services and Development) to distill business requirements into technical solutions. Direct interaction with End Users to address issues in a timely manner.…

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