Position: IBM z/OS Mainframe Developer
Company: N-iX
Category: C++
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

High-quality solutions for z/OS, Linux, Unix and Windows environments, developed by our Client, bring security and transparency to IT processes and help to automate bulk data and document processing within large organizations.

**Responsibilities**
•  As an IBM z/OS Mainframe Software Developer, you understand the importance of the Mainframe in today's world and the needs of large deployments.
•  You will be part of a team that maintains existing software and implements new functionalities and system enhancements throughout the software development lifecycle, from requirements gathering to post-implementation support.

**Requirements**
•  Advanced HLASM (High-Level Assembler) coding skills
•  Extensive experience with z/OS and an understanding of the system’s specifics and limitations is a must-have for this position
•  Experience using z/OS System Services Macros, Cross-memory Services, Access Registers and Dataspaces
•  General knowledge and understanding of security principles and standards with particular emphasis on password management
•  Knowledge of packaging products and product maintenance using SMP/E for customer installation
•  Experience in using and coding asynchronous communication between threads, tasks, multiple address spaces, and other components
•  Advanced experience using and customizing IPCS to view z/OS SVC Dumps and determine causes of failures
•  At least upper-intermediate English

**We offer:**
•  Flexible working format - remote, office-based or flexible
•  A competitive salary and good compensation package
•  Flexible and personalized career growth
•  Professional development tools (mentorship program, tech talks and training, centers of excellence, and more)
•  Active tech communities with regular knowledge sharing
•  Education reimbursement
•  Memorable anniversary presents
•  Corporate events and team buildings