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Alithya

Programmeur principal ou programmeuse principale, systèmes mainframe

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En raison du lieu de publication, cette offre d'emploi est disponible uniquement en anglais. Your role, your impact As a Senior Mainframe Systems Programmer, you'll work on low-level systems tooling in an IBM z/OS test environment. The work is Assembler-centric and sits below the application layer (module-level changes, subsystem exits, and the diagnostics around them), working alongside the infrastructure, application and security teams. If you're comfortable with vendor-supplied modules, module maps and dumps, then this role is for you. Keys to your success 8+ years of hands-on z/OS experience, with significant time spent below the application layer; Strong HLASM skills (not substitutable by COBOL or PL/I experience); Binder and linkage-editor fluency; Working knowledge of Language Environment internals, VSAM/QSAM control blocks, and the z/OS authorization model (APF, authorized concatenations); Comfort with JCL and REXX; dump and abend analysis (IPCS, SLIP, GTF or component trace). Extra edge Db2 language interface internals, CICS global user exits and thread safety, IMS DL/I or MQ internals, SMP/E, experience with z/OS trace or diagnostic tooling, or IBM Z certifications. Language skills
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Proficient Your day-to-day Write and maintain HLASM code that runs as part of the runtime and subsystem environment; Build and package modules and analyze load modules; Work with access methods (VSAM, QSAM) and Language Environment at the control-block level; Develop and install subsystem exits (CICS, Db2, IMS or MQ); Use JCL and REXX to automate build, install and verification steps; Troubleshoot dumps and abends, and demonstrate that a change is behavior-neutral before it ships.