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Mainframe Developer

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vision squareMcLean (VA)

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Job Description Job DescriptionSenior Mainframe Developer
Location: McLean, VA
Experience: 10+ Years
Work Arrangement: Onsite
Interview: Face-to-Face (F2F) Mandatory
Position Overview: We are seeking an experienced Senior Mainframe Developer with 10+ years of hands-on experience in mainframe application development, maintenance, enhancement, and production support. The ideal candidate should have strong expertise in COBOL, JCL, DB2, and CICS. Must-Have Skills 10+ years of experience in Mainframe Development. Strong hands-on experience withCOBOL. Strong experience withJCLand mainframe batch processing. Hands-on experience withDB2 and SQL. Strong experience withCICS. Experience withVSAM files. Experience in developing, enhancing, testing, and debugging mainframe applications. Strong knowledge of mainframe application development and production support. Experience with Job scheduling and batch processing. Experience with Change Management and version control tools. Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Ability to work in an onsite environment in McLean, VA. Must be available for a Face-to-Face interview.
Preferred Skills: Experience in Banking / Financial Services. Experience withDB2performance tuning. Knowledge ofIMS/DB or IMS/DC. Experience withCA7, Control-M, or other scheduling tools. Knowledge ofEndevor, Changeman, or Git. Experience with Mainframe testing and debugging tools. Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments. Strong production support and incident management experience. Experience working on large-scale enterprise applications.
Key Skills: COBOL | JCL | DB2 | CICS | VSAM | SQL | Mainframe | Batch Processing | Production Support Work Interview Requirements Onsite position in McLean, VA. F2F interview is mandatory. Candidates should be local. 10+ years of relevant Mainframe experience required.

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