Senior Systems Engineer
Global Channel Managementinc · Charlotte, NC
$166,400–$168,480
Jul 25, 2026
Charlotte, NC
Jul 26, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A production support and development role centred on maintaining and improving enterprise systems built around ECM platforms, Oracle databases, Java/Spring microservices, and containerised cloud technologies. Day-to-day work involves diagnosing and resolving production incidents, building monitoring dashboards, automating processes, and coordinating with business and IT teams. Participation in an on-call rotation is required.
Senior level · 3+ years
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Why we read it this way (5)
The posting uses both 'Senior Systems Engineer' (title) and 'Senior Systems Analyst' (body) interchangeably — the role appears to be the same position described under two names.
The role sits between systems administration (production support, OS/infrastructure operations, monitoring) and software development (Java/Spring, microservices, containerization). SOC 15-1244 was chosen because the primary duties emphasize production support, monitoring, triage, and operational tasks; 15-1252 is a credible alternative given the Java/Spring/microservices development requirements.
Mobius (ECM) is listed as 'preferred' within the ECM requirement ('Mobius preferred'), but the broader ECM experience itself is a hard gate; Mobius is captured as the named technology for that gate.
Containerization and cloud technologies are mentioned in the requirements but no specific platform (Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, etc.) is named, so no separate skill entry was created for those generic terms.
The scripting/automation requirement names Batch, Postman, and PowerShell as interchangeable examples; PowerShell is used as the primary with the others as alternatives.
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