Mainframe Developer and deployment
ipolarityWhippany (NJ)
Mainframe Developer and deployment
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ipolarityWhippany (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description Job Description Mainframe Dev and Deployment tools
Location:
Phoenix, AZ/Charlotte, NC/Plano, TXThe candidates need to be a directW2 and they need to work out of Chandler, AZ.Below is the JD
Technical Skills:
Mainframe Z/Os: COBOL, DB2, JCL, VSAM, CICS, Assembler, Working on multiple mainframe LPARs, Mainframe security(Access Management, ATTLS, etc)
Web Development: Java, DB2 Stored Procedure, Web Development (Angular/REACT.js, Springboot), Server management, Oracle DBaaS
Additional Skills: Agile, JIRA, Version Control, ServiceNOW, Scheduling Tools ( CA7, TWS)
Responsibilities:
- Develop new code for enhancements and new features.
- Performing problem tracking, diagnosis and root-cause analysis, troubleshooting, and resolution of complex issues.
- Analyze and observe trends with technical issues and develop long term improvements.
- Communicate status of issue resolution to internal customers.
- Work with external vendors when necessary
- Understand existing application in-depth and apply the knowledge for application support.
- Lead moderately complex projects and participate in more complex initiatives.
- Solve complex technical and operational problems.
-Compliance with internal risk reduction processes such as RISE / Vulnerability management
-Performing scheduling support via BAU change control process.
Thanks & Regards,
Lavanya Thaneeru
Sr US IT Recruiter
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