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Article #1Cleveland: (New) Sr. Mainframe Systems Analyst/Developer (2)
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Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 20:53
Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 20:53
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Cleveland: Sr. Mainframe Systems Analyst/Developer (2) Salary: high 60's low 70's, gainsharing 15% Skills: COBOL, CICS, IDMS, DB2 and MQ Series messaging, 8+ years of overall experience in the following software application phases: analysis & requirements gathering, documentation of design and development. 5+ years of experience identifying and solving complex problems and 5+ years experience as a team or application lead. Must have demonstrated modeling and iterative development experience. Demonstrated experience communicating & documenting alternative approaches and solutions. Demonstrated ability to work on multiple assignments while self managing priorities and commitments. Must be a "team work" oriented person with a demonstrated ability to organize, lead and manage commitments. Experience with Electronic Funds Transfer, MQ-Series. Batch processing, understanding of client server development would be a plus. Description: Immediate need for Mainframe Systems Analyst/Developer to create new mainframe services and interfaces to existing corporate systems to replace the current manual paper processes for making payments. This initiative will provide an opportunity to lead development efforts and influence critical design components of a strategic long term project. This initiative will be implemented within the new architecture utilizing a tiered approach. This position offers the opportunity to be involved early in the planning phases of each component through analysis, design and construction. Microsoft tools will be used to develop our presentation application and COBOL, CICS, IDMS, DB2 and MQ Series messaging , will be used to develop our backend services and interfaces. This person must be able to work closely with our business customers and to define the service requirements, system capabilities and functionality. Contact: Tom Polson Object Search Cincinnati, OH 513-858-1572 tpolson@eos.net
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