IBM Storage Engineer

Job DescriptionIBM Z Storage Engineer - Enterprise Infrastructure | London (Hybrid) | 85,000 - 90,000 + Bonus + BenefitsA global financial institution is seeking an experienced IBM Z Storage Engineer to join their core infrastructure team in London. This is a permanent opportunity to work on high-impact projects across a complex, enterprise-scale environment.The Role:You'll be responsible for the engineering and support of IBM zSeries Storage environments, contributing to large-scale deployment and evergreening programmes. You'll also lead automation initiatives and play a key role in ensuring the reliability, scalability, and compliance of the infrastructure estate.Key Responsibilities:Engineer and maintain IBM zSeries Storage environments, including hardware and softwareDesign and implement enterprise storage solutions using DS8K, DLM, and DCX technologiesLead automation efforts to streamline storage operations and improve efficiencyCollaborate with key vendors (IBM, Dell, Broadcom) and internal stakeholdersEnsure systems comply with security, audit, and regulatory requirementsSupport infrastructure simplification and cost-optimisation effortsRequired Experience:Proven expertise in IBM zSeries Storage ManagementStrong knowledge of DFSMS, DFHSM, GDPS, CA1, and CA VantageExperience with DSCLI Scripting, FICON/FIBRE channels, and virtual tape systemsFamiliarity with z/OS, JCL, TSO, SDSF, and tools such as Ansible, Jenkins, or GitHubBackground in large-scale, regulated enterprise environmentsDesirable Skills:Experience with data centre migrations or dark fibreScripting in Rexx, Python, or YAMLAwareness of emerging storage technologies and APIsWhy Apply?This is a high-visibility role within a globally recognised organisation, offering the chance to work on mission-critical infrastructure using cutting-edge tools. The team are hiring immediately and offer a competitive salary package with strong long-term career potential.The organisation are ready to begin interviewing so please apply following the link

Created: 2025-08-03