Senior System Administrator

Matlen Silver; Jersey City (NJ); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Matlen Silver seeks an experienced AutoSys Administrator to lead a scheduling modernization initiative for a major financial institution. The role focuses on migrating from iXP to Workload Control Center (WCC) within a large enterprise environment.

The candidate will design, implement, and customize WCC and EEM, including security policies and access controls, while supporting ongoing AutoSys administration and standardization efforts. This is a hands-on engineering and administration position.

Qualifications

• 8–10 years of AutoSys or enterprise scheduling administration.
• Extensive experience with EEM and its security policies.
• Strong hands-on implementation of WCC in large-scale environments.
• Experience migrating from iXP front end to WCC and related tooling.

Responsibilities

• Lead transition from the existing iXP front end to Workload Control Center (WCC).
• Design, implement, configure, and customize WCC within a large-scale enterprise environment.
• Implement and configure Enterprise Environment Manager (EEM), including security policies and access controls.
• Support enterprise AutoSys administration and scheduling modernization initiatives.
• Develop and implement solutions to improve platform standardization and functionality.
• Troubleshoot complex technical issues and provide technical problem‑solving.
• Collaborate with technical teams to execute migration and implementation activities.

Skills

AutoSys

WCC

EEM

Troubleshooting

Enterprise scheduling

Tools

iXP

WCC

EEM

Job description

Duration: 12+ Months

Work Arrangement: Hybrid – 4 days onsite for the first 6 months, then 3 days onsite

Employment Type: W2 Only

***W2 ONLY NO SPONSORSHIP ALLOWED***

Job Description

We are seeking an experienced AutoSys Administrator to support an enterprise scheduling modernization initiative at a major financial institution. The organization is transitioning away from legacy technologies and standardizing its enterprise scheduling tools, with a primary focus on migrating from the existing iXP front end to Workload Control Center (WCC).

This individual will play a hands‑on role in designing, implementing, configuring, and customizing enterprise scheduling solutions. This is an engineering and administration-focused position, not an operator or monitoring role.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the transition from the existing iXP front end to Workload Control Center (WCC).
• Design, implement, configure, and customize WCC within a large-scale enterprise environment.
• Implement and configure Enterprise Environment Manager (EEM), including security policies and access controls.
• Support enterprise AutoSys administration and scheduling modernization initiatives.
• Develop and implement solutions to improve platform standardization and functionality.
• Troubleshoot complex technical issues and provide technical problem‑solving.
• Collaborate with technical teams to execute migration and implementation activities.

Required Qualifications

• 8–10 years of experience in AutoSys administration or enterprise scheduling administration.
• Strong hands‑on experience implementing and configuring EEM.
• Extensive experience with EEM security policies and access controls.
• Strong hands‑on experience implementing, configuring, and customizing WCC.
• Required experience with iXP and understanding of its transition to WCC.
• Experience designing and implementing enterprise‑level solutions, not just operating or monitoring platforms.
• Strong technical troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
• Experience working in large-scale enterprise environments.

Preferred Qualifications

• Financial services or banking industry experience.
• Experience with AAI or JAWS.
• Python or Perl scripting experience.
• W2 only; no C2C.
• Candidates must be able to work onsite in Charlotte, Jersey City, or Plano.
• 4 days onsite for the first 6 months, transitioning to 3 days onsite afterward.