z/OS Systems Programmer @ Dallas TX (C2C - Contract)
maintec technologiesDallas (TX)
z/OS Systems Programmer @ Dallas TX (C2C - Contract)
Posted 3 days ago
maintec technologiesDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
REQUIREMENTz/OS Systems Programmer Dallas TXLong term contract Recent experience in z/Os infrastructure upgrades (Specifically upgrade experience to v2.5) Recent experience in Broadcom migration to IBM tools Knowledge and experience in support for a complex Mainframe Environment Experience in Capacity and performance management Experience in Install, configure and supporting Mainframe LPARS and MIPSExperience with Remote Administration of MIPS/LPARSKnowledge and experience in support for Mainframe migrations and LPAR/MIPS management Knowledge and Experience in Mainframe datacenter migration and design Experience configuring and supporting mainframe restores Experience in Mainframe backup to and restore from tape Work with vendor partners to manage the agreed upon SLA'sWorks with the vendor partners to improve the reporting and operations policies and procedures Responsible for Incident and service request on Mainframe z/Os technologies Responsible for z/Os infrastructure upgrades, and good knowledge on IBM tools migration etc. Thanks & Regards, John Stanley Sr. BDM / Delivery Manager Maintec Technologies Inc8801 Fast Park Drive, Ste. 301, Raleigh, NC 27617 Mobile: +1 (919) 267-1887 / +91- 98411-45549
Email:
john@maintec.com; www.maintec.in www.maintec.comLinkedIn :www.linkedin.com/in/johnstanley1/Bangalore | Chennai | Hyderabad | Pune | Noida | USA
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