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Position: DevOps Engineer with IBM z/OS Exp

Location: Remote

Duration: 12 Months

 

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and support Endevor (and other SCMs) DBB/GIT/IDD migration projects.
  • Perform installation, configuration, and problem determination for DBB/GIT/IDD on customer systems.
  • Analyze, convert, and validate Endevor applications.
  • Provide technical support and troubleshooting for DBB/GIT/IDD-related issues.
  • Conduct customer training sessions and develop presentation materials for DBB/GIT/IDD and migration processes.
  • Collaborate with IBM teams and client stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery.
  • Document migration processes, best practices, and technical resolutions.

 

Required Technical and Professional Expertise

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong Application Development or System Programmer background.
  • Proven installation and migration experience on IBM z/OS.
  • Excellent customer-facing and communication skills.
  • Strong problem determination and troubleshooting skills related to IMU.

 

Technical Proficiency (Working Knowledge)

  • Groovy scripting
  • YAML
  • Git
  • Repository management
  • CI/CD pipelines (debugging and troubleshooting build/pipeline failures)
  • Branching strategies

 

Training & Knowledge Transfer

  • Ability to conduct DBB/Git/IDD training sessions.
  • Experience preparing and delivering technical presentations using Microsoft Word and standard productivity tools.
  • Ability to assist clients in diagnosing and resolving conversion-related issues.

 

Preferred Technical and Professional Experience

  • Bachelor''''s Degree or equivalent experience.
  • 8+ years as a Systems Programmer or similar role.
  • 4+ years of customer-facing consulting experience.
  • Experience in development, application lifecycle management, or change management.

 

Preferred Attributes

  • Strong analytical and organizational skills.
  • Hands-on experience in:
    • Mainframe modernization
    • SCM
    • DBB/GIT/IDD
  • Self-motivated and capable of working independently or as part of a global team.
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