Senior/Lead CICS Systems Programmer
Senior/Lead CICS Systems Programmer
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- CICS Systems ProgrammingCICS InfrastructureCICSPlexz/OSCICS Performance & TuningCICS Installation & Upgrades
- Capacity Planning
- Disaster Recovery
- Business Continuity PlanningTCP/IP support within CICS environments
- Performance analysis and troubleshooting
- Enterprise Mainframe environments
- Leadership Responsibilities
- The client would strongly prefer someone who has:
- Led or managed CICS infrastructure projects
- Coordinated enterprise upgrades
- Worked cross-functionally with infrastructure and application teams
- Planned large technical initiatives
- Mentored junior Systems Programmers
- Worked directly with management and executive stakeholders
- Senior/Lead-level CICS Systems Programming experience
- Strong z/OS experienceCICSPlex expertiseCICS Performance & Tuning
- Installation, maintenance, and upgrades of CICS environments
- Experience troubleshooting and optimizing enterprise CICS environments
- Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity planningTCP/IP experience supporting CICSStrong troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills
- Nice-to-Have Experience
- Financial Services
- BankingLarge enterprise environments
- High-volume transaction processingIBM Mainframe Infrastructure
- Ideal TitlesPlease prioritize candidates with titles such as:
- Lead CICS Systems ProgrammerSenior CICS Systems ProgrammerCICS Infrastructure Engineer
- Mainframe Systems Programmer
- Mainframe Infrastructure Engineerz/OS Systems ProgrammerSenior Mainframe Engineer
- Enterprise Mainframe EngineerCICS Technical LeadCICS Systems Engineer
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