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Weblogic Administrators are responsible for the installation, configuration, maintenance, management, and monitoring of Weblogic servers. They are also responsible for improving the performance and upgrading the systems. They will often conduct efforts to identify and record the technical standards for web platforms, set up, configure, and manage web platforms, ensure system reliability, support new web application development, and handle troubleshooting issues. They will perform on-call support, assist in non-production development processes, organize change control processes, organize web platform changes, and define, review, and perform documentation requirements. Weblogic administrators must have experience with J2EE application development, Java, Weblogic System Administration, ITIL processes, JVM, WLST Performance Management and Unix/Linux systems. They must also have excellent communication skills, be able to work within a team, and have experience in scripting.

Recent WebLogic Job Postings

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  • Systems Engineer
    Location: New York, New York
    Date Posted: 02/24
    Support and maintain Vignette Portal/Weblogic application infrastructure in development, QA and production environments. Support and maintain Vignette Content Management, Subversion and Bugzilla systems. Ensure the web site and development environments are operational and ... (View Details)
    Category: Web Server Administrator   |   Job Type: Direct Hire
  • Java Developer
    Location: San Francisco, California
    Date Posted: 02/11
    **Please send resume to aparna.sreeraman@modis.com** The incumbent will develop, maintain and support deployment of database-driven information systems that enable the collection, structure, storage and dissemination of academic data. The incumbent will participate in the development of ... (View Details)
    Category: Web Server Administrator   |   Job Type: Contract

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