Senior Platform Engineer – WebSphere/WebLogic
Listed on 2026-07-03
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations, IT Infrastructure, SRE/Site Reliability
Senior Platform Engineer – Web Sphere / Web Logic
The ideal candidate will be a Senior Platform Engineer with strong expertise in enterprise middleware administration, platform engineering, automation, and cloud technologies. This individual should be comfortable working in a highly collaborative, geo-distributed environment while owning complex platform initiatives and mentoring junior engineers.
This role is responsible for designing, implementing, maintaining, securing, automating, and optimizing enterprise middleware infrastructure while partnering with cross-functional engineering teams to deliver scalable, reliable, and secure application platforms. The successful candidate will also mentor junior engineers, lead complex platform initiatives, and drive automation and continuous improvement across middleware services.
Administer and maintain IBM Web Sphere and Oracle Web Logic environments
Design, configure, and support clustered middleware environments
Perform middleware performance tuning and optimization
Implement secure platform configurations
Configure and maintain Apache, IIS, IBM HTTP Server, Oracle HTTP Server, NGINX, or equivalent web servers
Develop automation using wsadmin, WLST, Python, and Shell scripting
Integrate middleware automation into CI/CD pipelines
Support SSL/TLS implementation, LDAP integration, and Single Sign-On (SSO)
Monitor platform health using App Dynamics, Datadog, or similar monitoring solutions
Troubleshoot complex platform and middleware issues
Support Docker and Kubernetes middleware deployments
Maintain technical documentation and operational procedures
Mentor junior platform engineers
Collaborate with product managers, developers, architects, and infrastructure teams
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