Mainframe z/OS Systems Engineer Lead
$83.12 - $87.12
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$83.12 - $87.12
About the role
- 8–10 years of experience supporting IBM z/OS systems in a SYSPLEX environment.
- RACF Security Administration experience.z/OS Systems Programming experience.
- CICS TS Systems Programming experience.
- MQ Systems Programming experience.
- DB2 experience (systems programming level not required).ISV production installation experience.
- Experience with IBM System Automation.
- Experience with batch scheduling tools such as Control-M.Strong leadership, problem-solving, and technical guidance capabilities.
- Ability to work effectively across all levels of the organization.
- Should Have:
- Experience with SYSPLEX and ICF configuration and tuning.
- Experience decoupling SYSPLEX environments.
- Experience with middleware interfaces such as AIX, WebSphere, LDAP, and networking components.
- Working knowledge of TCP/IP network communication protocols.
- Knowledge of IBM z16 hardware infrastructure and Dell/EMC storage subsystems.
- Experience with pervasive encryption on z/OS.Experience designing ransomware protection solutions for mainframe environments.
- Knowledge of Java/J2EE and DB2/UDB.
- Minimum of 8–10 years of hands-on experience in mainframe z/OS system engineering roles.
- Qualification And Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
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