Analyze, design, code, modify, and support mainframe COBOL and JCL programs for financial/accounting systems.
Compensation
The salary for this position is $137,000 to $145,000.
Responsibilities
Analyze the current account master, posting, and balance-maintenance programs to establish where composite reservoir accounts must be recognized, and document what you find
Design and code the new account type end to end: master file and table structures, account opening and closing, participant linkage, sweep and reverse-sweep logic, allocation and interest apportionment, and closing balance derivation
Modify batch COBOL programs and JCL and extend the nightly and month-end cycles to include the new processing without lengthening the batch window beyond agreed limits
Add new CRAs to the audit trail, exception reporting, and reconciliation controls the new function requires, working with accounting stakeholders on what must be evidenced
Produce test data, unit and regression test packs, and parallel-run comparisons against current production output; investigate every difference until it is explained
Requirements
Nice to have: Cash management
Nice to have: account pooling
Nice to have: sweeps
Nice to have: treasury applications
Nice to have: CA-7 scheduling
Skills
Mainframe Security Analyst IV - ACF2, TSS, and RACF
Mainframe Security expert who will guide projects, asset modeling, and make project documentation entries as required.
Responsibilities
Provide day to day tactical execution of project including detailed analytics of various data points
Direct interface with Client staff on training and day to day questions of home-grown Vulnerability tool and other utility tools to manage vulnerabilities
Serve as a subject matter expert on Mainframe Security Systems including ACF2, TSS, and RACF as part of a vulnerability management projects
Senior Mainframe Developer with 5+ years of Enterprise COBOL and NaturalOne experience, responsible for designing and implementing composite reservoir account structures and supporting related batch processes.
Responsibilities
Analyze and document existing account master, posting, and balance‑maintenance programs for composite reservoir accounts
Design and implement a pooled account structure for fund transfers between subsidiary and reservoir accounts
Develop master file and table structures, account opening/closing processes, and allocation rules
Integrate new account type into posting, settlement, accrual, reporting, and reconciliation processes
Create test data and regression test suites, compare parallel‑run results with production output
Requirements
Degree in computer science or related field
Nice to have: Treasury or cash management applications
Analyze the current account master, posting, and balance-maintenance programs to establish where composite reservoir accounts must be recognized, and document what you find.
Design and code the new account type end to end: master file and table structures, account opening and closing, participant linkage, sweep and reverse-sweep logic, allocation and interest apportionment, and closing balance derivation.
Modify batch COBOL programs and JCL and extend the nightly and month-end cycles to include the new processing without lengthening the batch window beyond agreed limits.
Add new CRAs to the audit trail, exception reporting, and reconciliation controls the new function requires, working with accounting stakeholders on what must be evidenced.
Produce test data, unit and regression test packs, and parallel-run comparisons against current production output; investigate every difference until it is explained.
Develop and maintain COBOL, REXX, JCL, CLIST, CICS, and DB2 code and database structures in accordance with client standards and software engineering best practices.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain COBOL, REXX, JCL, CLIST, CICS, and DB2 code and database structures
Use mainframe utilities and diagnostic tools
Perform unit testing and validate results against expected outcomes
Assess how database schema changes affect existing software components
Diagnose and resolve application defects involving COBOL, CICS configurations, DB2, business logic, and databases
Requirements
Master's
Bachelor's
Nice to have: SDLC in legacy development environment