Middleware Architect

Job Description for a Middleware Architect

Job Title: Middleware Architect

Location: Hyderabad / Bangalore / Chennai

Experience: 10+ Years

Job Summary :

We are seeking an experienced Senior Middleware Architect with extensive expertise in

IBM Middleware technologies, including IBM MQ, IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE), IBM

Integration Bus (IIB), IBM Managed File Transfer (MFT), Connect:Direct, and WebSphere

Message Broker. The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, implementing,

supporting, and optimizing enterprise integration solutions across complex distributed

environments.

The role requires strong technical leadership, production support experience, migration

expertise, and the ability to work closely with application, infrastructure, and business

teams to deliver highly available and secure integration services.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and support enterprise integration solutions using IBM MQ,

ACE, IIB, WebSphere Message Broker, MFT, and Connect:Direct.

• Architect and maintain distributed Queue Manager environments, including

RDQM configurations.

• Create and manage MQ objects, queues, channels, listeners, and message

flows.

• Configure and administer SSL/TLS security for Queue Managers, MQ clients, and

external integrations.

• Lead middleware platform upgrades and migrations, including IBM MQ and

ACE/IIB migrations.

• Design and implement secure file transfer solutions using IBM MFT and

Connect:Direct.

• Troubleshoot complex middleware connectivity, messaging, and performance

issues.

• Support production deployments, release management, dress rehearsals, and

application migration activities.

• Participate in Incident, Problem, Change, and Release Management processes.

• Monitor middleware platforms using Dynatrace and ServiceNow and ensure

timely resolution of production incidents.

• Collaborate with project teams to deliver integration solutions throughout the

SDLC lifecycle.

• Create technical documentation, architecture artifacts, operational procedures,

and support guides