Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Job Summary

Position Overview

The Scheduling Analyst is responsible for the design, execution, and optimization of batch scheduling operations across mainframe and distributed computing environments. This role requires solid experience with enterprise workload automation tools—particularly CA Workload Automation (ESP)—and solid operational judgment in maintaining reliable, high‑availability batch ecosystems. The ideal candidate is a proactive problem solver who brings technical depth, understands complex workflow dependencies, and contributes to continuous improvement within mission‑critical environments.

Key Responsibilities

Independently manage, monitor, and optimize batch schedules using CA Workload Automation (ESP), ensuring accuracy, reliability, and adherence to service-level requirements.

Lead workflow and scheduling operations across Mainframe, Linux, and Windows platforms, including cross‑system dependency management.

Perform advanced troubleshooting and root-cause analysis by reviewing logs, analyzing failure patterns,



and implementing corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence.

Oversee incident, change, and request management using ServiceNow (or comparable ITSM tools), including creating, updating, and approving appropriate records.

Provide subject-matter expertise in mainframe operational activities , leveraging tools such as OPS/MVS to enhance automation and operational resiliency.

Manage version control and code promotion processes using ChangeMan or other enterprise configuration management tools.

Support high availability and disaster recovery operations , including contributing to DR tests, failover procedures, and resilience planning.

Collaborate with engineering, application, and operations teams to ensure flawless execution of scheduled workloads and continuous process improvement.

Identify and implement automation opportunities to streamline batch processes and reduce manual intervention.

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