Mainframe Storage Administrator
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Data-driven signals on your job's competitivenessNiche mainframe skill reduces applicant pool despite mid-level role, metro location, and recognized employer.
Mainframe storage requires specialized z/OS and tape expertise, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 3-5 years mainframe storage experience and mandatory DFSMS/z/OS/tape skills enforce strict filtering.
Job Description
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Administer and optimize IBM Mainframe storage systems including DASD, tape libraries, Virtual Tape Systems, and related z/OS storage components.
Manage Rocket ZARA Tape Management environment covering tape lifecycle, retention policies, and inventory control.
Perform capacity planning, performance tuning, backup/recovery operations, and security compliance in 24x7 mainframe storage environments.
Minimum Requirements
3 to 5 years hands-on experience in IBM Mainframe Storage and Infrastructure Administration in enterprise production environments.
Strong expertise with IBM z/OS storage management including DFSMS, SMS, DFHSM and ICF Catalog management.
Experience managing backup, restore, migration, archive, and recovery operations for large-scale mainframe systems.
Work Experience Required: 3 to 5 years; Notice Period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced mainframe storage administrator skilled in operational and forensic troubleshooting in 24x7 environments.
Proven ability to optimize mainframe storage performance and capacity forecasting with tools like RMF/SMF and OMEGAMON (preferred).
Familiar with scripting automation (REXX, JCL), storage security, and disaster recovery planning in mainframe contexts.