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David Careers

COBOL Programmer/ Mainframe Programmer

Posted 4 days ago

vtech solutionSpringfield (IL)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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Senior

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About the role

COBOL Programmer/ Mainframe Programmer Client is seeking candidates for an experienced developer with mainframe/COBOL experience to work in business application development. Environment and tools are IBM Mainframe platform, z/OS operating system, TSO/ISPF and DB2.
Responsibilities: Strong skills in developing complex solutions using COBOL. Design and implement application solutions on mainframe platforms, while integrating with distributed systems. Requires ability to analyze data logically and exercise sound judgment in defining and evaluating problems of an operational or procedural nature. Experience in software development life cycle, using both waterfall and Agile practices and methodologies. Ability to interact well with and build relationships with teammates, clients, management and other IT teams in different work environments. Working experience with web-services - JavaScript, AJAX, XML, SOAP, JSON, HTML5, CSS3Additional Information: Ans. To Below Pre Employment Questions would help us in prospecting your candidature against open positions with our clients.1. Are you currently working on Project / Assignment?2. Is your project coming to an end / Ended or in continuation?3. Are you authorised to work Independently for any employer in United States?4. What is your expected hourly rate for the position being offered?5. What is your current location?6. Are you willing to relocate/travel for the open position with us?

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