Developer - Mainframe
samprasoftTrenton (NJ)
Developer - Mainframe
Posted 6 days ago
samprasoftTrenton (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Hands-On Developer Contractor will be involved in maintenance (incl prod. support) Contractor will be required to collaborate and provide technical expertise to the Information Technology Office and the Business unit to develop a technical solution to implement business/system requirements. All contractor personnel will be under the direct supervision of a Project Manager for the AOC’s Information Technology Office (ITO) or other designated ITO representative. The Solution Architect - Mainframe will develop and/or receive program specification requirements. These specifications will describe the coding to be done. Contractor will be required to deliver new or modified programs, successfully unit test their work, develop supportive documentation, and participate with the users in the system testing of their programs. Experience with database conversions is desired and helpful. 4-year college degree or equivalent technical study
Responsibilities:
- Attain a complete understanding of the Criminal Case Management system and additional Judiciary applications in order to develop from the business/system requirements.
- Develop and/or receive program specification requirements.
- Contractor will be required to deliver new or modified programs.
- Successfully unit test their work and system testing of programs with users.
- Develop supportive documentation
- Qualifications and Skills
Current hands-on experience in coding, testing and debugging programs written in COBOL/CICS/DB2. Experience with IBM OS/JCL (MVS) and IBM/DB2. Experience with CICS. Experience in conversions for IDMS/DC to CICS, IDMS to DB2 desired. Experience in Usability Testing (participate with the users in the system testing of programs). Experience in APPC/LU 6.2 or MQ Programming in Cobol-CICS. Experience in coding complex DB2 Stored Procedures
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