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Regular or Temporary:

Regular

Language Fluency:  English (Required)

Work Shift:

1st shift (United States of America)

Please review the following job description:

The TLM Analyst is responsible for owning the technology lifecycle plan across systems, platforms, and infrastructure—tracking End of Support (EOS) dates, driving remediation plans before risk materializes, and ensuring compliance with lifecycle standards and governance. The role blends handson portfolio analysis, technology assessment, project management, and crossteam coordination to keep technology current, secure, and aligned to enterprise policies and the delivery lifecycle.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

Following is a summary of the essential functions for this job.  Other duties may be performed, both major and minor, which are not mentioned below.  Specific activities may change from time to time.  

1) Lifecycle Planning & EOS Tracking 

• Maintain authoritative lifecycle inventories (versions, support windows, dependencies) for assigned systems, platforms, and infrastructure components. (Technology Lifecycle Management framework and server-level inventories.)  

• Continuously track EOS/EOL dates; create remediation roadmaps (upgrade, migrate, retire) with clear owners, timelines, and funding needs.  

• Assess upstream/downstream integration impacts and coordinate change with application, database, middleware, and OS teams.  

• Gather, formulate and define requirements to solve for remediation blockers. 

2) Governance, Standards & Compliance 

• Ensure lifecycle actions adhere to TLM standards, procedures, and controls; escalate risks and noncompliance promptly.  

3) Project Management & Delivery Integration 

• Translate lifecycle remediation needs into projects/epics, with scope, schedules, dependencies, resourcing, and budgets.  

• Assist Delivery teams through the Intake and the retirement procedures. 

• Co-ordinate with Delivery teams to manage execution through phase gates, change requests, and readiness activities; partner with Change/Release governance where applicable.  

4) Risk Management & Reporting