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1 total messages Started by Object Search Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:27
Cleveland Suburbs: Server-based Mainframe Developer
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Author: Object Search
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:27
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Cleveland Suburbs: Server-based Mainframe Developer 
 
Salary: $58-71K 
 
Skills: 
 
Experience and technical skills required: 3-5 yrs of COBOL and mainframe,
DB2\SQL, and CICS. Excellent analysis, design, development, and problem
resolution skills, experience with finding the solution to unstructured and
complex technical problems, excellent documentation skills, ability to work
closely and productively within a team environment, good verbal and written
communication skills, experience communicating and documenting alternative
solutions, strong systems integration and testing skills, and initiative and 
leadership skills. Preferred experience in: developing client-server 
applications, MQ work experience, working in new development/major 
enhancements, developing technical specifications for large projects, 
and personal productivity and project management software. 
 
Description: 
 
This is a senior level mainframe development position. Primary 
responsibilities will include analysis, design, quoting, and programming 
efforts to develop, enhance, and maintain the database and set of 
programs. Exposure to the mainframe programs that support Electronic 
Software Distribution (ESD) will also be given with additional long term 
development opportunities available in desktop and internet technologies. 
This position will work closely with desktop\internet developers to create 
new systems and functionality for the software. 
 
 
Contact:
 
Tom Polson
Object Search
Cincinnati, OH
513-858-1572
tpolson@eos.net
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