Mainframe CICS Systems Programmer
Kyndryl (company site, opens in a new tab)5–7 yrsHyderabadOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 9–16 LPA
Posted 8h ago
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About This Role
- Install, configure, and maintain IBM CICS environments, including CICSPlex and transaction processing infrastructure.
- Troubleshoot and optimize performance, support upgrades, migrations, and ensure disaster recovery readiness for mainframe transaction systems.
- Integrate CICS with DB2, MQ, RACF, and z/OS services; manage workload balancing, high-availability and resilience architectures.
Minimum Requirements
- 5 to 7 years of experience in IBM Mainframe technologies including CICS TS administration and CICSplex SM management.
- Experience with CICS performance tuning, recovery, diagnostics, and problem determination.
- Experience with integration of CICS with IBM MQ, DB2, RACF, and z/OS subsystems.
- Knowledge or experience with Microsoft Windows Server, VMware ESX, and cloud environments including migrations from on-premises to cloud.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Senior-level systems programmer or administrator with strong hands-on experience managing mission-critical mainframe transaction processing environments.
- Experience working in environments requiring high availability, disaster recovery, and performance optimization.
- Comfortable with cross-functional collaboration and supporting modernization through automation, cloud integration, and infrastructure upgrades.