Manhattan DFIO PL/SQL & Unix Batch Operations Analyst
- VRK IT VISION
2 Days Ago
40-50 per Hourly
NA
Remote
10-40 Years
Required Skills: Manhattan DFIO PL/SQL & Unix Batch Operations Analyst
Job Description
Job Title: Manhattan DFIO PL/SQL & Unix Batch Operations Analyst
Location: Atlanta, GA
Location: Atlanta, GA
Client: TCS / CL-CBG
Competencies: 10+ years experience required
Retail : Supply Chain Management
Looking for a candidate with strong Oracle PL/SQL, Unix batch operations, RCA, and Manhattan UI configuration support.
Role Summary
We are seeking a hands‑on analyst/engineer who is strong in Oracle PL/SQL and Unix/Linux to own daily batch job monitoring, perform root-cause analysis (RCA) for failures and performance issues, and ensure end‑to‑end stability of data processing in a Manhattan (DFIO/SCM) ecosystem. The role includes publishing daily open items, prioritizing work by business impact, and collaborating with DBAs and the Manhattan product team to resolve outliers and configuration issues.
Key Responsibilities
1. Batch Operations & Monitoring
• Monitor and manage daily/overnight batch jobs (Unix shell + SQL/PLSQL steps); validate pre-/post-conditions and recover/rewind missed or skipped steps.
• Triage job failures, capture diagnostics, and execute reruns safely with appropriate approvals and documentation.
2. Root‑Cause Analysis (RCA)
• Investigate failures by reviewing Unix logs, job runbooks, and database logs; pinpoint breaking step(s) and document the actual cause (e.g., data, logic, config, capacity).
• For each failure/performance incident, produce a clear RCA and corrective & preventive actions (CAPA); drive closure.
3. Database Analysis (PL/SQL & Performance)
• Analyze PL/SQL packages, procedures, and functions implicated in failures; identify defects, data issues, or edge cases.
• Diagnose long‑running queries; obtain and interpret execution plans; coordinate with DBA for index, stats, and plan‑stability actions.
• Maintain and leverage an up‑to‑date entity‑relationship (ER) understanding of core tables and data flows across DFIO/SCM modules.
4. Manhattan UI & Configuration Support
• For Manhattan UI configuration change requests, validate expected behavior in lower environments; create/execute test scenarios and capture evidence.
• For unclear or outlier behaviors, collaborate with the Manhattan product team to confirm product‑level settings and recommended fixes.
5. Daily Operations Governance
• Publish daily open items and status across the team queue; prioritize by business criticality and SLAs; call out blockers and risks.
• Adhere to change/incident processes (e.g., ServiceNow: incidents, problems, change requests), maintain accurate runbooks and knowledge base articles.
6. Quality, Testing & Readiness
• Create and execute system test plans for fixes and configuration changes; support release readiness and post‑release validation.
7. Stakeholder Management
• Partner with business users to understand impacts and timelines; provide clear, concise communication on incident status, ETAs, and next steps.
Must‑Have Skills
• Oracle SQL & PL/SQL: Strong query writing, debugging, and package/procedure analysis.
• Unix/Linux: Proficient with shell scripting, log parsing (grep/awk/sed), and standard job orchestration (cron or enterprise schedulers).
• RCA & Troubleshooting: Demonstrated ability to read logs, trace data across tables, and isolate failure causes; produce actionable CAPA.
• Performance Tuning Basics: Reading execution plans, understanding indexing/statistics, and working closely with DBAs on remediation.
• SCM Functional Context: Working knowledge of Supply Chain, with exposure to Inventory planning and/or Demand forecasting processes (tool-agnostic).
• Process & Communication: Experience with incident/change management and structured status reporting to business/IT.
Good‑to‑Have
• Experience supporting Manhattan DFIO application (including after‑hours/incident support), understanding common processing/data errors.
• Familiarity with cloud data warehouses such as Snowflake or BigQuery for downstream analytics/performance considerations.
• Retail domain exposure.
Experience Range
6–8 years overall, with substantial time in PL/SQL, Unix batch operations, and production support.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience.
KPIs / Success Measures
• Reduction in repeat batch failures and mean time to resolve (MTTR).
• On‑time completion rates for critical jobs and adherence to SLA.
• Quality of RCAs/CAPAs and knowledge base contributions.
• Positive stakeholder feedback on communication and prioritization.
Work Model & Availability
Comfortable with shift coverage / on‑call rotation to support critical batch windows, as needed.
Tools & Environment (Representative)
• Oracle DB, PL/SQL Developer/SQL*Plus or equivalent IDE; Unix/Linux shell; ticketing (ServiceNow); job schedulers; monitoring/alerting dashboards.
Retail : Supply Chain Management
Looking for a candidate with strong Oracle PL/SQL, Unix batch operations, RCA, and Manhattan UI configuration support.
Role Summary
We are seeking a hands‑on analyst/engineer who is strong in Oracle PL/SQL and Unix/Linux to own daily batch job monitoring, perform root-cause analysis (RCA) for failures and performance issues, and ensure end‑to‑end stability of data processing in a Manhattan (DFIO/SCM) ecosystem. The role includes publishing daily open items, prioritizing work by business impact, and collaborating with DBAs and the Manhattan product team to resolve outliers and configuration issues.
Key Responsibilities
1. Batch Operations & Monitoring
• Monitor and manage daily/overnight batch jobs (Unix shell + SQL/PLSQL steps); validate pre-/post-conditions and recover/rewind missed or skipped steps.
• Triage job failures, capture diagnostics, and execute reruns safely with appropriate approvals and documentation.
2. Root‑Cause Analysis (RCA)
• Investigate failures by reviewing Unix logs, job runbooks, and database logs; pinpoint breaking step(s) and document the actual cause (e.g., data, logic, config, capacity).
• For each failure/performance incident, produce a clear RCA and corrective & preventive actions (CAPA); drive closure.
3. Database Analysis (PL/SQL & Performance)
• Analyze PL/SQL packages, procedures, and functions implicated in failures; identify defects, data issues, or edge cases.
• Diagnose long‑running queries; obtain and interpret execution plans; coordinate with DBA for index, stats, and plan‑stability actions.
• Maintain and leverage an up‑to‑date entity‑relationship (ER) understanding of core tables and data flows across DFIO/SCM modules.
4. Manhattan UI & Configuration Support
• For Manhattan UI configuration change requests, validate expected behavior in lower environments; create/execute test scenarios and capture evidence.
• For unclear or outlier behaviors, collaborate with the Manhattan product team to confirm product‑level settings and recommended fixes.
5. Daily Operations Governance
• Publish daily open items and status across the team queue; prioritize by business criticality and SLAs; call out blockers and risks.
• Adhere to change/incident processes (e.g., ServiceNow: incidents, problems, change requests), maintain accurate runbooks and knowledge base articles.
6. Quality, Testing & Readiness
• Create and execute system test plans for fixes and configuration changes; support release readiness and post‑release validation.
7. Stakeholder Management
• Partner with business users to understand impacts and timelines; provide clear, concise communication on incident status, ETAs, and next steps.
Must‑Have Skills
• Oracle SQL & PL/SQL: Strong query writing, debugging, and package/procedure analysis.
• Unix/Linux: Proficient with shell scripting, log parsing (grep/awk/sed), and standard job orchestration (cron or enterprise schedulers).
• RCA & Troubleshooting: Demonstrated ability to read logs, trace data across tables, and isolate failure causes; produce actionable CAPA.
• Performance Tuning Basics: Reading execution plans, understanding indexing/statistics, and working closely with DBAs on remediation.
• SCM Functional Context: Working knowledge of Supply Chain, with exposure to Inventory planning and/or Demand forecasting processes (tool-agnostic).
• Process & Communication: Experience with incident/change management and structured status reporting to business/IT.
Good‑to‑Have
• Experience supporting Manhattan DFIO application (including after‑hours/incident support), understanding common processing/data errors.
• Familiarity with cloud data warehouses such as Snowflake or BigQuery for downstream analytics/performance considerations.
• Retail domain exposure.
Experience Range
6–8 years overall, with substantial time in PL/SQL, Unix batch operations, and production support.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience.
KPIs / Success Measures
• Reduction in repeat batch failures and mean time to resolve (MTTR).
• On‑time completion rates for critical jobs and adherence to SLA.
• Quality of RCAs/CAPAs and knowledge base contributions.
• Positive stakeholder feedback on communication and prioritization.
Work Model & Availability
Comfortable with shift coverage / on‑call rotation to support critical batch windows, as needed.
Tools & Environment (Representative)
• Oracle DB, PL/SQL Developer/SQL*Plus or equivalent IDE; Unix/Linux shell; ticketing (ServiceNow); job schedulers; monitoring/alerting dashboards.
