IA-DOM-DOIT-SDP6-Mainframe IDMS Developer

Only candidates with extensive IDMS experience will be considered for this position. Candidates without 10+ years of IDMS experience will not be considered.

DOM DoIT is looking for a Software Developer/Programmer
(SDP6) – Mainframe Developer/Analyst to analyze/develop/test/migrate code for
our legacy mainframe systems (COBOL, JCL, ADSO/IDMS). As knowledge transfer
happens and experience with our mainframe systems the position will help
transition and build bridges to new non-mainframe systems at the same time
helping keep the current legacy systems compliant.

Required Skills:

Demonstrated through prior experience the ability to:

• Trace and document data system logic and flows by reading
& analyzing JCL, COBOL programs, Bachman diagrams, CICS definitions,
ADSO/IDMS programs and 3rd party utility control cards, IDCAMS, SYNCSORT and
other common mainframe data manipulation processes including DMLOs.

• Extracting and documenting Business Rules embedded in
Mainframe programs, third party utilities, and other data manipulation
products. This includes both business and functional aspects of the business
rules.

• Understanding, analyzing and documenting current Mainframe
logic and flows and work with users and business teams to correlate how the
systems support the current business, Federal and State requirements.

• Must complete assigned task; communicate accurate and
useful status updates; follow quality standards; Ability to work in a team
environment; strong communication skills; both written and spoken.

• Perform on-call duties for nightly and weekend batch
cycles

• Attention to details is a must since the documentation
generated would be the basis of system rewrites.

• Very clear, strong and precise Verbal and written
communication skills are needed in order to work and coordinate with multiple
teams.

• Prior HHS experience would be a plus.

• Work independently with little supervision or guidance.

• Demonstrates a willingness to independently dive in and
learn new systems, processes, and business functionality.