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Sapsol Technologies Inc

Batch Operation Engineer

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Entry level
Manage and support batch jobs related to Integrated Eligibility and SNAP processing. Start and stop jobs across environments for development, testing, and functional teams; monitor concurrent requests; review stack traces; triage batch issues; and communicate effectively with stakeholders. Work HST business hours and collaborate as a dedicated batch operations resource.
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Along with Integrated Eligbility, the client is also looking for experience with batches involved in processing SNAP eligibility. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the largest federal nutrition assistance program in the U.S., providing monthly funds to low-income individuals and families to purchase groceries. Formerly known as food stamps, it is administered by the USDA and helps millions of Americans maintain adequate nutrition.



See attached JD. Do not look for Level 1 or 3. This requirement is for LEVEL 2 only.

Must: Integrated Eligibility Functional Knowledge. Ability to manage high concurrent tasks/requests. Strong communication skills. Java/SQL language and ability to review/understand stack trace. Moderate understanding on Batch and Scheduling


Desired Traits & Qualities: Requesting a dedicated resource for batch operation who could cater to requests from DEV, Testing, and Functional Teams to start/stop batch jobs across environments, understand and triage batch issues, Team Player, Self-Initiator, Willing to go above and beyond


Working hours: HST 8AM-5PM


Interview rounds: 1

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