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Lead Abinitio Architect

Contract/Casual
NSW, Sydney
Posted on 28.08.2012
  • Architecture/Design, SDLC and Operations
  • Responsible for capability building and adherence to best Practices
  • deployment covers Continuous Flow, Plans, Graphs, Micro-graphs, ACE, BRE, EME

Lead Abinitio Architect

This is a 1 year contract (3 year project), where we will not only sponsor you bit cover all of your associated costs. Making it a smooth process from end to end. Come and live in the best city in the world!

We have a fantastic contract opportunity in Sydney, Australia for an Abinitio Platform Lead to join one of the largest Banks in APAC.

The candidate will be accountable for all aspects of the Ab Initio platform covering: Architecture/Design, SDLC, and Operations. In addition, the candidate will be responsible for capability building and adherence to best practice.

The Ab Initio deployment covers Continuous Flow, Plans, Graphs, Micro-graphs, ACE, BRE, Ops Console and Technical Repository (EME). Candidates with broad Ab Initio experience across the platform are preferred"


WE WILL SPONSOR SO OVERSEAS CANDIDATES WITH THE RIGHT EXPERIENCE WELCOME TO APPLY!!

If this is of interest then please contact me stewart@totalresource.com.au or call 02 8705 8509.

How to Apply?

Email stewart@totalresource.com.au and include Reference ID #ABS11

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Contact Details

Contact Name: stewart@totalresource.com.au

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