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Listed on 2026-07-01
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IT/Tech
IT Support, Systems Engineer, Systems Administrator, Cybersecurity
IBM Z/OS Systems Programmer
Maintain, upgrade, and support IBM z/OS operating systems across complex environments.
Troubleshoot and resolve system-level issues to ensure stability, performance, and uptime.
Install and configure IBM and ISV software using standard tooling and workflows.
Educate and assist users and team members on z/OS capabilities and best practices.
Provide documentation, technical guidance, and support across the software lifecycle.
Participate in scheduled maintenance windows, including occasional off-hours or weekends.
Work independently and collaboratively within a small team of senior technical professionals.
Assume additional responsibilities as assigned.
Extensive hands-on z/OS systems programming experience (not operations and not application development).
Catalog management, ISPF/SDSF, and z/FS.
Unix System Services (USS).
JES2 and/or JES3; familiarity with SYS
1.PARMLIB and SYS
1.PROCLIB.
Configuration of couple data sets.
RACF administration, including user IDs, groups, certificates, resources, and key rings.
IBM software installation via Server Pac, z/OSMF, and CBPDO.
DFSMS, DFHSM, DFDSS, DFRMM, System Logger, and XCF.
DASD architecture, FICON/ESCON, cryptographic coprocessors, and virtual tape libraries (VTLs).
Proven ability to own z/OS tasks end-to-end with minimal oversight.
VTAM, TCP/IP, and OSA.
z/VM systems programming.
Linux on z Systems and zCX (Container Extensions).
DS8000, Flash Copy, and tape libraries.
DFSMS Client routine and construct management.
Strong problem solving, debugging, and root-cause analysis skills.
Clear written and verbal communication with mentoring abilities.
Ability to work independently and within a collaborative, senior team environment.
Documentation-driven approach with attention to quality and compliance.
Bachelor's degree preferred or equivalent experience.
Minimum 5–7 years of direct z/OS systems programming experience.
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