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Mainframe Systems Programmer

Posted 2 days ago

united itPortland (ME)

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About the role

Mainframe Systems Programmer
Location: Onsite in Portland, OR (Local or Neighboring State Candidates)
Position Overview: Responsible for supporting a mainframe critical to customer service and work management, with involvement in a transformation project to migrate away from the current platform.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Perform day-to-day mainframe operations, troubleshooting, and performance monitoring.
  • Capture screens and documentation for audits; validate technical direction from vendors
  • Interact with auditors and support audit requirements.
  • Apply software upgrades and manage mainframe licenses.
  • Question and validate vendor recommendations analytically, without confrontation.
Technical Requirements: Strong experience with ZOS.Familiarity with Cool: Gen, Endeavor (CA Endevor SCM) and RACF.Advanced troubleshooting skills. Prior mainframe experience required; utility industry experience is optional. No specific programming language required if candidate is a senior mainframe systems. Dell DLM (Disk Library for Mainframe) experience needed. Other Details: Hands-on technical role, not a people manager.

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