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# Cobol Developer

- **Company:** Intersources Inc.
- **Location:** Atlanta, GA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), Amazon Web Services, Data Analysis, Business Logic, Software Applications, Batch Processing, Customer Information Control System (CICS), COBOL (Programming Language), Databases, Custom Software, IBM DB2, Software Debugging, Software Design Documents, Job Control Language (JCL), PostgreSQL, Mainframes, Microsoft Office, Software Engineering, Software Systems, Web Applications, Integration Tests, Software Version Control, Kofax, Control M
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www2.jobdiva.com/portal/?a=62jdnw10t7d77ytz0lbaey9qxonk3b05a9tqw96rb7z6hlfo7xj79l9g6mp6aj2o&compid=0/jobs/32011907#/jobs/32011907

## About the Role

1. Minimum of 5 years' experience in COBOL development on Mainframe, JCL development, and maintenance
 2. Proven experience with COBOL, DB2 , JCL, Control-M
 3. Solid understanding of the full software development life cycle, including design, development, integration testing, and deployment.
 4. Ability to troubleshoot, test, and debug computer software to produce required outcomes.
 5. Strong analytical skills to support non-database functions, correct data errors, and develop data analysis/summary reports.
 6. Experience in preparing comprehensive documentation for both program-level and user-level.
 7. Excellent communication skills to obtain user sign-off on all changes prior to moving to production.
 8. Capability to follow organization guidelines and procedures for checking out source code, migrating changes, etc.
 9. Commitment to enhancing software for improved efficiency and reduced operating time.

Hands on experience in Cobol, DB2, CICS and JCL
Excellent communication skills
Java and open system experience is good to have
Good debugging skills and should be ready to take up support activities
Java programing knowledge
AWS hands on experience
Postgres DB experience
Kofax

Skills:
Experience in COBOL development on Mainframe, JCL development, and maintenance. Required 5 Years
Experience with COBOL, DB2 , JCL, Control-M Required 5 Years
Experience in preparing comprehensive documentation for both program-level and user-level Required 5 Years
Postgres DB experience Required 5 Years
AWS hands on experience Required 5 Years
Java programing knowledge Required 5 Years
Kofax Required 5 Years

## Description

GDOL is looking for a skilled and experienced COBOL Mainframe Programmer/Developer. This role involves translating business requirements into robust programming solutions, maintaining, and enhancing custom software, and providing production support. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of the COBOL programming language, and JCL on IBM/DELL mainframe operating systems. This is a consulting position offering a challenging opportunity to contribute to critical projects and enhance your technical skills in a dynamic environment.
Responsibilities:

 1. Translate analysis and design documents, as well as specifications, into well-structured programs.
 2. Maintain and enhance custom developed software by modifying and testing user data entry screens, batch processing, reports, queries, and menus.
 3. Conduct thorough reviews of existing code, data, and business processes to support non-database functions.
 4. Execute test program changes, update test files, run tests, review results, and ensure the correctness of program changes based on provided requirements.
 5. Identify and correct data errors through application logic and develop data analysis/summary reports utilizing IBM and Microsoft tools.
 6. Assist with the conversion from COBOL application to web-based application.
 7. Prepare both program-level and user-level documentation to support the software development lifecycle.
 8. Enhance software to reduce operating time or improve efficiency, following organization guidelines and procedures for code management and deployment.


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