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Mainframe Developer (Need Face to face)

Saxon AI

Mainframe Developer (Need Face to face)

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In-Office

Quincy, MA, USA

Senior level

In-Office

Quincy, MA, USA

Senior level

The Mainframe Developer will design, code, test, and implement software applications using COBOL, PL/I, and DB2 while participating in requirements gathering.

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Hello,
Please go through the below requirement if you are interested send me your updated resume ASAP.
Tittle: Mainframe Developer
Location: Quincy, Massachusetts
Duration: 3+ months
Face to face interview
Job Description
Design and code from specifications, analyzes, evaluates, tests, debugs, documents, and implements complex software apps. Uses coding methods in specific programming languages to initiate or enhance program execution and functionality. Write detailed design specifications, including unit test cases. Participate in requirements gathering and design sessions. Research/analyze data processing functions, methods and procedures. Having 6+ years’ experience including COBOL, PL/I, DB2 and Agile.
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Must Haves: 6+ years’ experience including COBOL, PL/I, DB2 and Agile..

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