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Mainframe Consultant

Posted 2 days ago

amtex systemsAddison (TX)

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Senior

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About the role

Job Overview: Day 1 onsite, long-term contract. 8+ years experience required. 3 client locations: Addison, TX; Dublin, OH; New Castle, DE. Must Have Skills COBOL JCL IMS DB VSAM CICS DB2 SQL Job Summary Develops and implements solutions that address complex business challenges, enhancing the ability to make data-driven decisions and improving operational efficiency. Prepares architecture and design documents for complex banking applications, keeping in mind design constraints that translate to coding. Develops secure and high-quality code that runs in sync with other highly efficient subsystems. Think out-of-the-box proactively and be creative by challenging conventional approaches and contribute towards operational efficiency. Troubleshoots problems, works with Product Teams and other stakeholders to understand complex requirements and break them down to design/development.
Required Skills: Candidate should have expertise in COBOL, JCL, VSAM, IMS, CICS & DB2. Expertise in CICS Programming including knowledge of CICS Screen Programming is mandatory. Experience/Knowledge in building and maintaining new Test regions is preferred. Experience coding in MQ Series & IMS DB is mandatory. Experience in Banking Compliance and Regulatory Platform is preferred. Seniority Level Mid-Senior level Employment Type Contract Job Function Information Technology, Analyst, and Consulting Industries: IT Services and IT Consulting

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