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Senior Mainframe Systems Programmer - CICS

Ensono
Location
Remote - United States
Posted
24 days ago
Department
E2402 MF Run DBOL
Salary
$85,000 to $148,000
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor’s degree required and/or equivalent work experience
  • 10+ years experience on the zSeries (mainframe) platform including hands-on technical experience related to CICS TS and OEM product support
  • Thorough working knowledge of the capabilities and use of CICS TS and installation and tailoring of CICS TS and related OEM products
  • Thorough working knowledge and experience with the use of IBM’s SMP/E
  • Strong analytical skills and understanding of CICS TS concepts, configuration and tailoring
  • Thorough working knowledge of products used to monitor performance of CICS TS regions
What the job really is

The Senior Mainframe Systems Programmer - CICS will provide premium software support for Ensono's mainframe clients, focusing on CICS TS and related OEM software products. Responsibilities include fulfilling customer service orders, providing primary support for reported issues, assisting with customer migrations, and executing disaster recovery tasks. The role requires adherence to best practices in software installation and change control procedures while working independently and as part of a team.

Benefits
  • Unlimited Paid Days Off
  • Three health plan options
  • 401k with company match
  • Eligibility for dental, vision, short and long-term disability, life and AD&D coverage, and flexible spending accounts
  • Family Forming Benefit including fertility coverage and adoption/surrogacy reimbursement
  • Paid childbearing and paternal leave
Things to weigh
  • Oncall, overtime and scheduled weekend work required
  • Shift is 8AM to 5PM Local time
  • Role involves working in multiple time zones and requires 24 x 7 x 365 support
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