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$159k
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Based on 240 similar postings.
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About CIBC
CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) is a leading North American financial institution offering personal, business, public sector, and institutional banking, investment banking, and wealth management services. Industry: Banking & Financial Services
CIBC currently has
5 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$160,000–$185,000
across 5 roles with salary data.
The Senior Production Support Engineer joins the Application Support Team to provide investigation and second-level support for client and technical issues, system outages, and inquiries regarding internal and external applications. This role involves managing and prioritizing issues by liaising with technology groups and vendors, maintaining production applications, and overseeing daily operational activities. Key responsibilities include coordinating recovery efforts, managing escalations, and performing application changes using established change management processes. The candidate must possess expertise in Hyperion architecture, maintaining Essbase cubes, software patching, and coding MaxL scripts. Required tools and skills include Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, Jira, and familiarity with Azure public cloud technologies, RBAC, and Privileged Identity Management. The work involves ensuring compliance with banking fundamentals, risk management, capital stress testing, and regulatory standards.
Systems Engineering
Systems Development Life Cycle
Requirements Management
System Modeling
AI
Signal Processing
Cyber Security
Electronic Warfare
Design Review
Technical Standards
Knowledge Management
Product Support
Troubleshooting
Mobile Applications
Hardware Testing
System Logs
Networks
Web Portal
Technical Documentation
System Design
Reliability Testing
Mobile Device Hardware