Associate Client Server Software Analyst

Mandatory Skills

• 0-2 years of experience in application support.

• Basic understanding of Windows Operating Systems.

• Working knowledge of SQL for querying and data validation.

• Understanding of web-based applications and .NET application architecture.

• Basic knowledge of IIS and application troubleshooting.

• Understanding of networking fundamentals (DNS, ports, connectivity, HTTP/HTTPS).

• Familiarity with cloud environments and hosted applications.

• Knowledge of incident management and service request processes.

• Basic understanding of monitoring and alerting concepts.

• Knowledge of PowerShell or Python scripting.

• Exposure to cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, etc.).

• Knowledge of application monitoring and observability tools.

• Understanding of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) concepts.

• Familiarity with automation tools and process improvement initiatives.

• Exposure to performance monitoring and log analysis tools.

• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

• Good analytical and troubleshooting abilities.

• Ability to work effectively with business users and technical teams.

• Willingness to participate in bridge calls and incident resolution activities.

• Strong ownership and accountability for assigned tasks.

• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

• Team player with a positive learning attitude.

• Basic understanding of ITIL/ITSM processes.

• Experience handling incidents, service requests, and user issues.

• Ability to document findings, resolutions, and operational procedures.

• Understanding of operational metrics such as SLA, MTTD, and MTTR.

• Knowledge of reporting and audit processes.

• Experience creating knowledge articles and support documentation.

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  Provide Level 1/Level 2 support for business applications.

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  Investigate and troubleshoot application, database, and system issues.

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  Participate in incident bridge calls and assist in service restoration.

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  Handle user incidents, service requests, and operational queries.

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  Collaborate with development, infrastructure, database, and other support teams.

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  Monitor application health and respond to alerts.

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  Document resolutions, troubleshooting steps, and operational procedures.

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  Escalate issues appropriately and provide timely updates to stakeholders.

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  Identify opportunities for process improvements and automation.

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  Continuously learn application functionality and supporting technologies.