The role requires maintaining and enhancing mainframe applications. The developer will also engage in new projects for future development.
Job Description
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Role: Cobol Developer
Location: Quincy, MA
Duration: 1+ years
Interview Process: Phone or Personal Interview (ideally personal interview) -> Hire
Description:
Position Description:
Looking for a strong Cobol Developer to work on maintaining and enhancing existing mainframe applications with a large government environment. This is a long term position and in the coming years there will be new projects that also allow for new development work.
Must haves:
IDMS experience
Cobol programming experience
Experience with JCL, CICS and VSAM
Nice to haves:
Assembler experience
Thanks!
QualificationsIDMS experience
Cobol programming experience
Experience with JCL, CICS and VSAM
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Top Skills
Cics
Cobol
Idms
Jcl
Vsam
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