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Remote and mid-level generalist title increases applicants, but niche mainframe skills narrow qualified pool.
Mainframe assembler and TPF skills are niche and not easily transferable across industries.
Mandatory 3–6 years mainframe assembler experience plus DB2/JCL/COBOL requirements create strict shortlisting filters.
Design, code, test, and debug mainframe assembler software applications under guidance from senior developers.
Support mainframe assembler development activities including code reviews, design discussions, and sprint/backlog tasks.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to clarify requirements, communicate progress, and resolve blockers during Agile development.
3-6 years coding experience in Mainframe Assembler or TPF is required.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Familiarity with mainframe assembler development concepts, DB2/files, and ability to work within defined coding standards and development guidelines.
Notice period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experience working in Agile environments and willing to learn ACP/CCS business and system knowledge relevant to assigned responsibilities.
Exposure or knowledge of Java, Python, JCL, and COBOL is advantageous, indicating flexibility across related technologies.
Capable of problem-solving, debugging, and collaborating within a team guided by senior developers in a structured development process.