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Mainframe Sr. Advisor

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fiservCoral Springs (FL)

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About the role

Overview: In this role, you drive design, development, and maintenance of high-quality software solutions for Fiserv’s financial services platform. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to turn requirements into technical specs, and lead complex coding, testing, and debugging efforts. You’ll maintain code quality, mentor junior engineers, and promote best practices to accelerate delivery at scale. This position offers impact by shaping core software used by clients in a global payments network.
Responsibilities: Provide leadership in design, development, and implementation of software applications Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and translate into technical specs Perform advanced coding, testing, and debugging for optimal performance Maintain and improve existing codebases and lead peer reviews Mentor and guide junior developers and team members Drive innovation and best practices within the software development team
Key requirements: 10+ years of software development experience 10+ years of Cobol experience 8+ years with IBM tools, monitoring tools, RMF, DB2 utilities, Platinum Detector, etc 10+ years of equivalent educational background, related experience, and/or military experience desirable: experience in the financial services industry mentoring leadership cross-functional collaboration Cobol IBM tools RMF

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