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MQ Exit Developer (C Programming)

Thunderhawk Technology Partners
Dallas, TX, United States
17 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
www.dice.com

Tech stack

C (Programming Language) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) IBM WebSphere MQ Lightweight Directory Access Protocols (LDAP) Management of Software Versions Multithreading Restful APIs

Job description

  • Maintain existing IBM MQ channel exits, API exits, and message exits using C programming.
  • Ensure exit implementations are thread-safe and optimized for multi-threaded IBM MQ environments.
  • Integrate MQ exit logic with external systems such as LDAP and REST APIs where required.
  • Provide L3 support for MQ exit-related issues in production environments.
  • Work with platform and application teams to reduce reliance on exits by evaluating native IBM MQ features.
  • Simplify and modernize legacy MQ exit implementations.
  • Support migration initiatives.
  • Maintain design documentation, code standards, and runbooks.
  • Ensure proper lifecycle management of exit code, including versioning, deployment, and rollback.

Requirements

  • IBM WebSphere MQ Series
  • C Programming
  • Experience in maintaining IBM MQ channel exits, API exits, and message exits.
  • Understanding of IBM MQ internals.
  • Experience with thread-safe, multi-threaded MQ environments.

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