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Hello Connections, There is an Urgent Requirement on Child Support Senior Mainframe Developers with one of our client. Role: IA-HHS-SDP6 Child Support Senior Mainframe Developers (720248) Location: Des Moines, IA 50319--- In Person Only--- Onsite Duration: Long term Client: State of Iowa Visa: USC & GC Note: Locals only Iowa HHS is looking for a Senior Software Developer/Programmer 6 (SDP6) – Mainframe Developer/Programmer/Analyst to analyze current Mainframe systems (COBOL/IDMS/ADSO, JCL, VSAM) and document system logic. The individual will work with the business team to understand the business need and how the current code correlates to the same, document the system and ‘to-be’ status of what would be needed for the system to be rewritten in a client server distributed environment.   Iowa HHS primarily has two environments: Legacy Cobol/CICS/IDMS/VSAM systems and client server/Web .NET systems. Most systems are centralized but there are distributed systems as well that are used in field offices and HHS owned and operated facilities. Many systems are home grown while some systems use third-party applications.   Required Skills: Demonstrated through prior experience the ability to: • The role is more of a senior technical analyst and/or junior architect role. • Trace and document data system logic and flows by reading & analyzing JCL, COBOL programs, CICS definitions, ADSO/IDMS programs and 3rd party utility control cards, Easytrieve, Culprit, IDCAMS, SYNCSORT and other common mainframe data manipulation processes. • 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 the users and business teams to correlate the same with how the systems support the current business, Federal and State requirements. • Create detailed documentation of system analysis that would become the basis for a system rewrite into client server .Net environment. • Perform Mainframe programming with COBOL, VSAM, Panvalet, MVS JCL and PROCs • Build solutions that cross multiple compute platforms (Mainframe CICS/Batch jobs and MS Windows servers) using batch processing techniques. • Build Consumer and provider web services on the mainframe. • Demonstrated understanding of the client server environment, relational data modeling with SQL, code development/testing on the Windows .NET platform. • 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 Iowa DHS/Child Support experience would be a HUGE plus.    Thanks & Regards Charan charan@anveta.com

Position: Senior Mainframe Developers (Position ID – 720248) Location: Des Moines, IA Direct Client: State of Iowa Duration: 12+ Months   Pay rate: $65/hr On C2C or $58/hr on W2.   Job Description: ·        Onsite work schedule. ·        In Person interview Only ·        Please Provide three (3) professional (REQUIRED) references on your resume with Contact Name, Title, Contact, and Relation. ·        SHOW YOUR WORK - In the summary of qualifications field under the details tab of the candidate's profile, you should explain why you are the best fit for this position. Candidates will get rejected if an agency cuts and pastes the candidates' resumes into this field. Job details: Iowa HHS is looking for a Senior Software Developer/Programmer 6 (SDP6) – Mainframe Developer/Programmer/Analyst to analyze current Mainframe systems (COBOL/IDMS/ADSO, JCL, VSAM) and document system logic. The individual will work with the business team to understand the business need and how the current code correlates to the same, document the system and ‘to-be’ status of what would be needed for the system to be rewritten in a client server distributed environment. Iowa HHS primarily has two environments: Legacy Cobol/CICS/IDMS/VSAM systems and client server/Web .NET systems. Most systems are centralized but there are distributed systems as well that are used in field offices and HHS owned and operated facilities. Many systems are home grown while some systems use third-party applications. Required Skills: Demonstrated through prior experience the ability to: • The role is more of a senior technical analyst and/or junior architect role. • Trace and document data system logic and flows by reading & analyzing JCL, COBOL programs, CICS definitions, ADSO/IDMS programs and 3rd party utility control cards, Easytrieve, Culprit, IDCAMS, SYNCSORT and other common mainframe data manipulation processes. • 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 the users and business teams to correlate the same with how the systems support the current business, Federal and State requirements. • Create detailed documentation of system analysis that would become the basis for a system rewrite into client server .Net environment. • Build solutions that cross multiple compute platforms (Mainframe CICS/Batch jobs and MS Windows servers) using batch processing techniques. • Build Consumer and provider web services on the mainframe. MasterApp Labs an innovative approach for Data AI | Cloud | Software Development | Mobile App | IT Staffing address: 8000 Avalon Blvd, Suite 100, Alpharetta, GA 30009 mobile (call/text/whatsapp): 404-448-1477 | 404-824-6205 email: recruiter@MasterAppLabs.com website: https://lnkd.in/dSE4-8JR

Title: Mainframe Admin #hiring #c2c #hotlist #w2 #benchsalesrecruiter Mandatory Skills: System Z: Enterprise COBOL, IT Job description: Analyze the current batch environment for the defined jobs and the number of cyclic jobs and executionsCheck that all the jobs are valid and required for executions. If there are any obsolete jobs that are not executed for longer, work with application team and delete the jobs permanentlySite Standards rules to control the job definition by enforcing restrictionsObserve repetitive job failures, analyze the jobs log and output and update the jobs with on-do actions if the jobs are failing with specific return code or message.It is recommended to perform batch jobs assessment for better automation and optimization analysis to reduce YoY incidents/requestsHousekeeping jobs to generate the alerts report and the batch jobs workflowProactive monitoring with ESP for delays and errors in the batch jobs processingGenerate batch failure report, see the repetitive failures and take corrective action with the appropriate application teamsEliminate risk and errorsReduction in alerts/ticketsProactive monitoring and to maintain continuous batch jobs processingEliminate the unused batch jobsMaintain a clean batch environmentEnterprise batch schedulingBatch job properties modifications/updates upon requestService Requests ProcessingParticipate in Major incidents that impact batch processing Change ticket processing, JCL changes, Batch job set up, testing in lower environment, change management, incident management, training, etc

Mainframe Modernization and Optimization I still remember my active days of coding work in Mainframe systems (MVS, IMS, DB2, COBOL,PL/1, APS, Rexx, JCL etc.). Starting from 1994, my journey with these solid systems continued till 2002. During the days of Y2K remediation the prophecy of experts was that main frame will go away in a decade. Only decades passed but these systems are still cranking along. Same is the case with Tandem systems, Some Dec systems and IBMi series of boxes. Since I am on the look out for jobs now, I get emails from recruiters for Architect positions for Mainframe Modernization, Optimization and migration to cloud. Some times Job descriptions are very educative and they carry a piece of information on modern trends and the current tools in place. I saw that companies are using tools such as Micofocus and Heirloom product which carry out the equivalent of discovery on mainframe code. Definitely tools are useful to get an estimate of amount of work but they are not fully effective. Relying on tools only without re-engineering code is recipie for disaster or it will strech your project timelines. Since it is legacy it looks daunting to read through codes. However the best value for the modernization dollars is in going through the code and extract and re-engineer the business rules. COBOL codes are easy to decipher and sometimes contain a lot of documentation in themselves if programs were written with discipline and in structured programming. It is prudent to use the existing operations team to help in documenting the system, plan for test cases along with the operations task. They may have time to spare. All batch jobs are covered by reviewing all JCL. One the code is analyzed, we may even rewrite the code or try to map it to any available COTS product. So much of business rules are buried in these codes, the previous efforts have been to always retain them as a blackbox with suitable wrappers and bypass the real executable. Rewriting may be less time consuming and guaranteed to work well. Any disagreement? Would like to hear.

Dear All, we at HR Pundits Inc, looking for #Mainframe #Developer in #Texas #NewYork #NewJersey for #Contact #c2c opportunity. Combining mainframe development with Open Shift involves integrating traditional mainframe environments with modern cloud-native practices and tools. This approach can enhance the agility, scalability, and efficiency of mainframe applications. Below are some key points to consider for mainframe development with Open Shift: 1. Understanding the Environment Mainframe Systems: Mainframes are known for their robustness, security, and high transaction processing capabilities. Common mainframe technologies include COBOL, PL/I, JCL, CICS, DB2, and IMS. Open Shift: Open Shift is a Kubernetes-based platform for container orchestration. It facilitates the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications. 2. Integration Strategy Containerization: Containerize Mainframe Applications: Mainframe applications can be containerized using Docker. This involves creating Docker images for mainframe applications and running them in containers on Open Shift. Mainframe Emulators: Use mainframe emulators or cross-compilers to develop, test, and run mainframe applications in a containerized environment. APIs and Micro services: Expose Mainframe Functionality: Use APIs to expose mainframe functions as services that can be consumed by micro services running on Open Shift. Modernization via Micro services: Gradually refactor mainframe monoliths into micro services to leverage cloud-native advantages. You can share your resume at MALEKT@hrpundits.com or connect with me at +1 312-614-1306. #Mainframe #openshift #kubernetes #docker #Microservices #API #JCL #cobol #cics #c2c #contract Himanshu Nigam

Client: State of lowa Employer: KHP Solutions Inc. All working visa types are welcome (CPT, OPT, H4 EAD, L2, H1B, GC, USC). We also sponsor H-1B and Green Card. Work location: Onsite, local to lowa If interested, please submit your resume to hr@khpsolutions.com with the subject"IA-HHS-SDP6 Child Support Senior Mainframe Developers" Title: senior software developer Apply here:https://bit.ly/3RmvjGA Short Description Iowa HHS is looking for a Senior Software Developer/Programmer 6 (SDP6) – Mainframe Developer/Programmer/Analyst to analyze current Mainframe systems (COBOL/IDMS/ADSO, JCL, VSAM) and document system logic. Complete Description Iowa HHS is looking for a Senior Software Developer/Programmer 6 (SDP6) – Mainframe Developer/Programmer/Analyst to analyze current Mainframe systems (COBOL/IDMS/ADSO, JCL, VSAM) and document system logic. The individual will work with the business team to understand the business need and how the current code correlates to the same, document the system and ‘to-be’ status of what would be needed for the system to be rewritten in a client server distributed environment. Iowa HHS primarily has two environments: Legacy Cobol/CICS/IDMS/VSAM systems and client server/Web .NET systems. Most systems are centralized but there are distributed systems as well that are used in field offices and HHS owned and operated facilities. Many systems are home grown while some systems use third-party applications. Required Skills: Demonstrated through prior experience the ability to: • The role is more of a senior technical analyst and/or junior architect role. • Trace and document data system logic and flows by reading & analyzing JCL, COBOL programs, CICS definitions, ADSO/IDMS programs and 3rd party utility control cards, Easytrieve, Culprit, IDCAMS, SYNCSORT and other common mainframe data manipulation processes. • 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 the users and business teams to correlate the same with how the systems support the current business, Federal and State requirements. • Create detailed documentation of system analysis that would become the basis for a system rewrite into client server .Net environment. #softwaredeveloper #lowa #mainframe #analyzer #programming #jobalert #hiringnow

Hi Professionals, I hope you are doing well. Please find the JD for the below position. Role Name : Mainframe Admin Client & End Client : Will let you know Location : McLean, VA Job Description Analyze the current batch environment for the defined jobs and the number of cyclic jobs and executions Check all the jobs are valid and required for executions. If any obsolete jobs and which are not executed for longer days, work with application team and delete the jobs permanently Site Standards rules to control the job definition by enforcing restrictions Observe repetitive job failures, analyze the jobs log and output and update the jobs with on-do actions if the jobs are failing with specific return code or message. Recommended to perform batch jobs assessment for better automation/optimization analysis to reduce the YoY incidents/requests Housekeeping jobs to generate the alerts report and the batch jobs workflow Proactive monitoring with ESP for delays and errors in the batch jobs processing Generate batch failure report and see the repetitive failures and take the corrective action with an appropriate application teams Eliminate risk and errors Reduction in alerts/tickets Proactive monitoring and to maintain continuous batch jobs processing Eliminate the unused batch jobs Maintain a clean batch environment Enterprise batch scheduling Batch job properties modifications/updates upon request Service Requests Processing Participate in Major incidents impact batch processing Change ticket processing, JCL changes, Batch job set up, testing in lower environment, change management, incident management, training, etc. Competencies: System Z - Enterprise COBOL, IT IS_AMS_Mainframe_System_Software_Administration Thanks & Regards  prashant.kumar@synkriom.com 

Nashville, Tennessee (Hybrid): Programmer/Analyst 3 ($84-$109K) CANDIDATE MUST BE LOCAL TO TENNESSEE!! Deadline: 03/22/2024, first come first serve Send resume with the subject: TN: Programmer/Analyst 3 to apply@openknect.com OR, apply externally using this link (Recommended): https://lnkd.in/eSxkd2kr This position is for the State of Tennessee government Accept OPT, H1B, H1B transfer, Green-card, US citizen Support H1B and Green-card application OpenKnect is a prime vendor for the State of Tennessee government We offer medical, dental, vision and life insurance, and sign-on bonus after 30 days of hire. JOB DESCRIPTION The agency desires to maintain a hybrid work schedule. Two days per week onsite minimum. Due to the nature of the upcoming work, face-to-face discussions are most productive especially at the beginning of large project planning sessions. --- Provide general support of CT DMV licensing applications. Upcoming initiative includes the replat formeing of the mainframe-based licensing system. The candidate must be proficient with mainframe platform skills including CICS, batch analysis, and SOAP web services. With the licensing system moving to to a new platform, necessary skills include.NET development, and web services. Advanced skills developing Restful web services is a primary consideration for this engagement. The project that we are gearing up for is the refactoring of a mainframe application to a modern underlying infrastructure. The candidate will be expected to assist with the transition of the legacy mainframe application from CICS, COBOL, VSam to a .NET framework, C#, SQL environment. The ideal candidate: will be proficient in .NET, C#, and SQL must have a strong understanding of CICS, COBOL, VSam to support the legacy system transition will additionally have strong skills for developing RESTful API's to support data exchange between various systems --- SCOPE OF WORK What does the project / work entail. Include all detailed requirements. 1) Assist with major projects including AAMVA-related 2) Cross-train in generating web-services used to communicate between in-house and out-of-house applications that may, or may not, also reside on a mainframe 3) Become familar with day-to-day support with the goal of accepting responsibilities such as: a) supporting m/f customer support; b) completing requests for ad hoc reporting; 3) analizing and enhancing existing CICS and batch code in order to enhance processing or to resolve issues 4) Provide assistance in re-platforming mainframe applications to a yet-to-be-determined platform Address:

Mainframe with OpenShift NY/NJ/Dallas, TX Combining mainframe development with OpenShift involves integrating traditional mainframe environments with modern cloud-native practices and tools. This approach can enhance the agility, scalability, and efficiency of mainframe applications. Below are some key points to consider for mainframe development with OpenShift:   1. Understanding the Environment Mainframe Systems:   Mainframes are known for their robustness, security, and high transaction processing capabilities. Common mainframe technologies include COBOL, PL/I, JCL, CICS, DB2, and IMS. OpenShift:   OpenShift is a Kubernetes-based platform for container orchestration. It facilitates the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications.   2. Integration Strategy Containerization:   Containerize Mainframe Applications: Mainframe applications can be containerized using Docker. This involves creating Docker images for mainframe applications and running them in containers on OpenShift. Mainframe Emulators: Use mainframe emulators or cross-compilers to develop, test, and run mainframe applications in a containerized environment. APIs and Microservices:   Expose Mainframe Functionality: Use APIs to expose mainframe functions as services that can be consumed by microservices running on OpenShift. Modernization via Microservices: Gradually refactor mainframe monoliths into microservices to leverage cloud-native advantages. Thanks & Regards,  Nick nick@hrpundits.com M: +1 518-468-1684 M: +1 312-546-3976

Mainframe with OpenShift NY/NJ/Dallas, TX Combining mainframe development with OpenShift involves integrating traditional mainframe environments with modern cloud-native practices and tools. This approach can enhance the agility, scalability, and efficiency of mainframe applications. Below are some key points to consider for mainframe development with OpenShift: 1. Understanding the Environment Mainframe Systems: Mainframes are known for their robustness, security, and high transaction processing capabilities. Common mainframe technologies include COBOL, PL/I, JCL, CICS, DB2, and IMS. OpenShift: OpenShift is a Kubernetes-based platform for container orchestration. It facilitates the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications. 2. Integration Strategy Containerization: Containerize Mainframe Applications: Mainframe applications can be containerized using Docker. This involves creating Docker images for mainframe applications and running them in containers on OpenShift. Mainframe Emulators: Use mainframe emulators or cross-compilers to develop, test, and run mainframe applications in a containerized environment. APIs and Microservices: Expose Mainframe Functionality: Use APIs to expose mainframe functions as services that can be consumed by microservices running on OpenShift. Modernization via Microservices: Gradually refactor mainframe monoliths into microservices to leverage cloud-native advantages. Thanks & Regards, Nick nick@hrpundits.com M: +1 518-468-1684 M: +1 312-546-3976