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1 total messages Started by mlomax Fri, 13 Nov 1998 00:00
Mainframe Testers
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Author: mlomax
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1998 00:00
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Global CI has an immediate needed long-term contracting positions for Y2K
Testers with Fortune 500 telecommunications company in Arlington, VA.

Must have strong Y2K testing skills in mainframe environment (COBOL, JCL,
VSAM, SQL).  Will work with team of remediation testers to ensure Year 2000
compliance in code and applications.  May require some overtime during system
testing phase (compensation time off given if must work overtime).  Must be
self starter with willingness to work in dynamic environment.  Need strong
technical experience, with good analytical skills and the ability to
translate programs into functional test cases.

REQUIREMENTS:
� Knowledge of QA (testing) methodology
� Structured Analysis, design & testing experience
� Ability to perform testing to support order entry applications
� Experienced in reviewing analysis and design documents, and translating into
test scripts.
� Experienced in creating test data, executing test scripts, reviewing output
and reporting results vs. expectations.
� Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Math, or Business or equivalent
technical experience and training
� Minimum of 2-5 years related experience
� Software skills in COBOL II, JCL, TSO ISPF, NATURAL, & ADABAS desired
� Strong written & oral communication skills needed
� Ability to work independently with limited direction

Please email resume to mlomax@globalci.com or fax to ATTN: Mlomax 301-490-5090
All resume must has the code M3000-0078 in email address or cover letter

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