Mainframe IDMS Programmer Analyst
core technology solutionsColumbia (SC)
Mainframe IDMS Programmer Analyst
Posted 10 days ago
core technology solutionsColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Mainframe IDMS Programmer Analyst Columbia, SC, USA
Job Type: 12 months
Workspace: RemoteJob Rate: 60-63/hrAbout the Role Seeking a Mainframe IDMS programmer with 10+ years of Mainframe experience with MVS Cobol, IDMS, and CA-ADS for a long-term remote assignment with our client in Columbia SC! W2 Direct Hire Contract Position. No C2C or 1099 candidates please. Security Clearance required.
Description:
What will you do in this role: Work collaboratively with the MEDICAID services to make coding changes to Cobol and Ads programs using an IDMS Network Database or IDMS Relational Database, Technical and design specifications. Debug, unit test, and integration test coding changes. Support Quality Assurance staff during QA, User Acceptance, and External Testing by making needed coding changes. Communicate effectively in both written and spoken communication. Work collaboratively with staff and other contracted staff. Perform On-Call duties on a rotational basis
Requirements
Required Education/Experience:
10+ years of experience with Mainframe 10+ years of experience with MVS COBOL 10+ years of experience with IDMS 10+ years of experience with CA-ADS 5+ years of experience with JCL Preferred Skills Changeman File-aid Footprints Sas SC Medicaid experience
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