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PROFILE
The Enterprise Applications Specialist is a senior technical resource responsible for the reliability, security, integration, and continuous improvement of the Firm’s enterprise application portfolio. The role provides advanced support and lifecycle management for cloud, SaaS, and on-premises solutions; partners with business, security, infrastructure, data, and service teams; and translates operational and practice requirements into sustainable technology solutions. Working with limited direction, the Specialist leads complex troubleshooting, technical changes, upgrades, integrations, and application initiatives while promoting automation, governance, documentation, and a consistent user experience.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide advanced administration and tier 3 support for assigned enterprise applications, resolving complex incidents and problems and coordinating escalation with internal teams and vendors.
- Manage the application lifecycle for cloud, SaaS, and on-premises solutions, including configuration, upgrades, patching, release planning, testing, deployment, maintenance, and retirement.
- Monitor application availability, performance, capacity, usage, integrations, licensing, and service health; identify trends and implement preventive improvements.
- Design, configure, support, and troubleshoot integrations using APIs, web services, identity platforms, data exchanges, and middleware.
- Use SQL and reporting tools to query and validate data, investigate incidents, reconcile information, and support integrations while following data-access and change-control requirements.
- Develop scripts, workflows, and automation that improve service reliability, repeatability, monitoring, deployment, and administrative efficiency.
- Apply security, privacy, records management, and data-governance requirements to application configuration, privileged access, authentication, logging, retention, and vendor services.
- Maintain technical documentation, support procedures, architecture and integration records, configuration standards, knowledge articles, and operational runbooks.
- Lead or contribute to projects, product evaluations, proofs of concept, migrations, and service improvements; define requirements, risks, test plans, implementation steps, and support-transition activities.
- Partner with business stakeholders and technology teams to understand needs, evaluate options, recommend solutions, and prioritize enhancements based on value, risk, usability, and supportability.
- Coordinate vendors and managed service providers, including technical escalations, service reviews, roadmap discussions, licensing, renewals, and performance against contractual commitments.
- Follow IT service management and change-management practices for incidents, requests, problems, changes, releases, assets, and configuration items; schedule maintenance and communicate service impacts clearly.
- Provide technical…
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