Mainframe DB2 System Programmer
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- As a Mainframe DB2 System Programmer SME at are project-based subject matter experts in all things infrastructure good at providing analysis, documenting and diagraming work for hand-off, offering timely solutions, and generally figuring it out.
- This is a hands-on role where your feel for the interaction between a system and its environment will be invaluable to every one of your clients.
- You re good at what you do and possess the required experience to prove it.
- However, equally as important you have a growth mindset; keen to drive your own personal and professional development. You are customer-focused someone who prioritizes customer success in their work.
- And finally, you re open and borderless naturally inclusive in how you work with others.
Requirements
- 14 Years of Experience in Mainframe DB2 System Programming.
- Experience and Expertise in Monoplex, SYSPLEX architecture and data sharing architecture.
- Experience in DB2 subsystem setup - both Stand-alone and data sharing.
- Experience in DB2 backup and recovery scenarios - traditional image copy, FLASH, mirroring etc., methodology.
- Experience in REXX/CLIST and ISPF programming skills.
- Good knowledge on transactional environment like CICS, IMS architecture and interface with DB2.
- DB2 Data sharing skills - Installation, customization, DB2 structures, CFRM policy, DB2 CF recovery, Data sharing locking mechanism etc.
- Experience and good exposure to SMP/E process.
- Experience and Expertise on software migration and maintenance procedures - Install, backout, re-migration process - DB2 V9, V10, and V11.
- Good Knowledge on DB2 Health check, DB2 security and Patch management.
- Good knowledge and experience on DB2 traces, SMF, RMF and WLM.Good Knowledge on z/OS and DB2 system performance tuning methods.
- Bachelor s degree in computer science or a related field.
- Experience in DB2 Connect and IBM Data Studio.
- DB2 Cloning process - IBM DB2 Cloning Tool or any customized in-house Tools.
- Good knowledge on SYSPLEX, data sharing and distributed problem-solving skills.
- Experience in problem debugging and Vendor specific PMR ticketing procedure.
- Total relevant exp: 15 Years
- Relevant Exp : 15 Years
Benefits & conditions
Pay Range: $60 - $70/hour. Employee benefits include, but are not limited to, health insurance (medical, dental, vision), 401(k) plan, and paid sick leave (depending on work location).
About the company
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