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Golang Backend Developer Mainframe Integration

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artechPhoenix (AZ)

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Senior

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$40 - $45/Hour

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About the role

Job Description: Request ID: 110367-1Title: Golang Backend Developer – Mainframe Integration
Locations: Phoenix, AZ
Duration: 6 Months
Pay Range: $40 - $45/Hour on W2/C2C (All inclusive)
Introduction We are seeking a skilled and experienced Golang Backend Developer with expertise in Mainframe Integration. This role requires a strong background in software development, integration, and the ability to work effectively in a team environment. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated history of working in application development across various platforms and architectures. Required Skills & Qualifications Proficiency in Golang and Python Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShiftFamiliarity with Apache Kafka, Oracle/Postgres, and Splunk Experience with Unix and Jenkins Prior work experience at client or in client's Industry Applicants must be able to work directly for Artech on W2Preferred Skills & Qualifications Experience with COBOL, JCL, DB2, and IMSKnowledge of tools such as ISPW, File-AID, CAFM, DFSORT, and Control-MBasic knowledge of Mainframe Automation and Excel-based VBA Macro Automation
Day-to-Day Responsibilities:
  • Conduct requirements analysis, development, and testing
  • Perform post-installation validation support
  • Drive and manage daily meetings and calls with counterparts
  • Prepare defect logs and track defects to closure
  • Develop query scripts for data extraction and ensure successful processing of records
  • Prepare reports for platform stability and visibility of issues
  • Provide audit and operational risk event support
  • Company Benefits & Culture
  • Competitive salary and benefits package
  • Opportunities for professional growth and development
  • Collaborative and dynamic work environment
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