AVP, SRE Engineer

Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Create Alert

AVP, SRE Engineer (Control-M), Technology Group

Location: Singapore, SG

Job Function: Technology Group

Job Type: Permanent

GIC is one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds. With over 2,000 employees across 11 locations around the world, we invest in more than 40 countries globally across asset classes and businesses. Working at GIC gives you exposure to an extraordinary network of the world’s industry leaders. As a leading global long-term investor, we Work at the Point of Impact for Singapore’s financial future, and the communities we invest in worldwide.

Technology Group We experiment, design, and lead a 24×7 global business where we support core capabilities in asset management, trading, investment operations, and risk management. We deliver secure, reliable, and integrated solutions, and provide insights on new, and emerging technologies.

Infrastructure & Cybersecurity Resilience (ICR) We design, build, and secure the technology foundations that power GIC’s global investment operations. We aim to deliver resilient, scalable, and secure infrastructure that empowers our people and businesses to perform securely, efficiently, and effectively.

What impact will you make in this role? As an SRE Engineer, you will be the hands‑on subject matter expert (SME) responsible for the design, implementation, optimization, and reliability of the enterprise workload automation estate. You will own the Control‑M platform end to end – ensuring that mission‑critical batch schedules across infrastructure and application domains run reliably, recover gracefully, and meet stringent operational resilience and regulatory standards. This is an individual contributor and deep hands‑on role.

You will bring authoritative expertise in Control‑M and batch scheduling products, partnering closely with application, infrastructure, cloud, and operations teams to embed reliability, automation, and observability into every workflow. You will act as the highest escalation point for complex scheduling incidents and drive the modernization of the batch estate toward self‑healing, cloud‑native, and event‑driven automation.

What will you do as a SRE Engineer (Control-M)?

Platform Engineering & Architecture

• Architect, deploy, and maintain enterprise Control‑M / BMC Helix Control‑M environments (Enterprise Manager, Server, Agents, and the high‑availability/failover topology) aligned with operational resilience mandates such as MAS TRM, DORA, and APRA CPS 230.
• Design scalable, resilient batch scheduling patterns and reusable job templates, calendars, and folder structures that standardize how workloads are onboarded across the enterprise.
• Lead platform upgrades, patching, version migrations, and high‑availability/disaster‑recovery configurations with minimal disruption to production schedules.
• Act as the Control‑M SME for architecture reviews, capacity planning, and performance tuning of the scheduling estate.
• Define and enforce job‑definition, naming, and governance standards—including retention, audit logging, and change control for the batch environment.

Reliability Engineering & Automation

• Champion SRE frameworks and reliability practices for mission‑critical batch workloads, defining SLAs, error budgets, and service‑health indicators for scheduled jobs.
• Design and automate self‑healing workflows, intelligent job recovery, and auto‑remediation using Control‑M capabilities together with Python, Shell, Ansible, and Terraform.
• Integrate Control‑M with CI/CD pipelines using “Jobs‑as‑Code” (Control‑M Automation API / ctm CLI) to enable version‑controlled, auditable, and automated deployment of job definitions.
• Reduce operational toil by replacing manual interventions with automated, observable, and repeatable scheduling workflows.
• Conduct resilience, failover, and capacity testing aligned with business continuity and disaster‑recovery standards.

Advanced Troubleshooting & Incident Management

• Serve as the highest escalation point for complex batch and scheduling incidents, performing deep‑dive root cause analysis across job dependencies, infrastructure, and integrated applications.
• Drive blameless post‑incident reviews and codify lessons learned into automation, monitoring, and runbook improvements.
• Proactively identify and resolve SLA breaches, long‑running jobs, and dependency bottlenecks before they impact downstream business processes.

Integration, Observability & Operational Excellence

• Integrate Control‑M with ITSM/incident management (e.g., ServiceNow), monitoring, and AIOps platforms to enable predictive alerting and anomaly de