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We are looking for a VibeOps Engineer to support mission-critical banking infrastructure across enterprise and IBM Z environments. This role combines infrastructure operations, SRE practices, and AI-powered operational assistants to improve reliability, accelerate incident resolution, and modernize enterprise operations. The ideal candidate has strong experience in production support, infrastructure engineering, troubleshooting, and highly available enterprise systems, preferably within banking or other regulated industries.
Engagement Duration: 6 months + possibility to prolong
Workload: Full-time
Start Date: July
Rate: up to $55-70/hourly
Location: USA
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In this role, you will operate mission-critical banking infrastructure at the intersection of enterprise operations, AI, and legacy platforms. You will use AI-powered operational assistants to support IBM Z and surrounding enterprise environments, helping teams resolve incidents faster, improve reliability, and scale institutional knowledge in a modern way. This is an opportunity to shape a new operating model where human judgment and AI work together across complex, high-availability systems.
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