Subcontractor-Cobol developer
Il y a 3 jours
Elsene, Brussel-Hoofdstad, Belgique
Birlasoft
Temps plein
7 500 € - 11 000 € Contrat
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Location: INDIA - HYDERABAD - BIRLASOFT OFFICE
Area(s) of responsibility
D for COBOL developer
Required Technical Skills:
- Strong hands-on experience with COBOL development
- Good knowledge of JCL, batch processing, and job scheduling
- Experience working with VSAM / flat files / Oracle DB (or other relational databases)
- Good exposure to mainframe utilities (SORT, IDCAMS, IEBGENER, IEFBR14 etc.)
- Strong understanding of file layouts, copybooks, and data transformations
- Experience performing impact analysis and code remediation
- Proficiency in debugging and resolving issues in large, complex mainframe applications
Additional specific technical skills needed for D0 to F6 conversion:
- Strong experience handling field length changes in legacy mainframe systems during format conversions
- Expertise in analyzing copybook and file layout changes, including increases or decreases in field size
- Ability to identify and remediate field length dependencies across:
- COBOL data definitions (PIC clauses, REDEFINES)
- Database columns (DB2, relational DBs)
- VSAM and flat file records
- Proficient in updating COBOL PIC definitions (alphanumeric and numeric fields) to align with new standard requirements
- Hands-on experience handling numeric vs alphanumeric field conversions caused by length or format changes
- Skilled in managing leading/trailing spaces, zero padding, truncation, and alignment issues
- Experience resolving buffer overruns, data truncation, and record mismatch issues due to field length changes
- Ability to perform impact analysis for field size changes across:
- Input and output interfaces
- Downstream and upstream systems