Senior Application Administrator - MOVE (REF3129W)

As a Senior Application Administrator at Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions, you will manage application support, including second-level assistance. Your role will involve incident, problem, change, and configuration management, as well as continuous monitoring of system operations. You'll analyze root causes of complex issues and ensure that changes and new versions are successfully deployed, making your role vital to the effective management of applications.

To qualify for the Senior Application Administrator position at Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions, candidates should possess a strong command of the German language (minimum B2 level), Java programming skills, and knowledge of Oracle DB. Basic Linux skills such as shell programming and log analysis are also essential. Candidates should be proactive, able to work independently, and exhibit excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.

Yes, Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions offers the possibility of remote work for the Senior Application Administrator position, provided that the work is conducted within Hungary. This flexibility supports a healthy work-life balance, which we recognize as a crucial aspect of job satisfaction and productivity.

The Senior Application Administrator at Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions will work primarily with Linux-based operating systems and a variety of applications such as CWMS, MoVe, and ISBZ. You'll get hands-on experience managing these systems and ensuring that they run efficiently, providing critical support in a dynamic environment.

Successful candidates for the Senior Application Administrator role at Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions should have excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, the ability to work independently, and a proactive attitude toward tasks. Understanding ITIL principles is beneficial, and strong communication skills in both English and German will be key in collaborating with teams and clients.

When answering this question, focus on specific Linux tools and commands you’ve used. Highlight your experience with system administration, troubleshooting, or scripting tasks to show your familiarity with Linux.

Discuss your approach to incident management, such as how you prioritize issues, communicate with stakeholders, and employ troubleshooting techniques. Mention any tools you've used in incident tracking and documentation.

Be prepared to discuss any projects where you have used Java. Provide examples of your coding skills, how you’ve utilized Java for application support, or any specific challenges you overcame using Java in your role.

Discuss your experience with Oracle DB, including tasks like database queries, performance tuning, and any relevant projects. Mention your understanding of data integrity and backup strategies.

Explain how you maintain documentation for processes like change management and incident tracking. Emphasize the importance of clear records to support compliance and knowledge transfer.

Share a detailed example that showcases your problem-solving process. Discuss the challenges involved, the steps you took, and the outcome of your efforts.

Mention any specific monitoring tools you’ve successfully employed in past positions, such as Nagios or Zabbix. Highlight how these tools help you maintain operational integrity.

Discuss the processes you follow for testing and validating new deployments. Highlight any methodologies you use, such as automated tests or peer reviews to ensure quality.

Demonstrate your commitment to continuous learning by mentioning resources like online courses, webinars, or professional forums that you engage with related to application administration.

Focus on a specific team project, detailing your contributions, communication styles, and how collaboration contributed to the project's success, emphasizing teamwork.