System Programmer
Production Support Analyst
- Planning Hardware & software system upgrades and changes in configuration
- Automating operations and capacity planning
- Running installation jobs and scripts
- Performing installation-specific customization tasks
- Integration-testing the new products with existing applications and user procedures
- System-wide performance tuning to meet required levels of service
- Training system operators and application programmers
- The person who monitors and controls the operation of the mainframe hardware and software
- Starts and stops the tasks and subsystems
- Performs IPL and hardware restart
- Works closely with system programmers and Production control analyst to ensure normal operation of the systems
- Application programmer will design, build, test and deliver mainframe applications based on client/user requirements
- The process includes several iterations of code changes and compilation, application builds and unit testing
- The programmer is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the company's existing mainframe applications
- COBOL, PL/I, REXX, JAVA, C and CLIST are widely used languages
- Adding, deleting users and maintaining user profiles
- Maintaining security resource access lists
- Managing storage devices and printers
- Managing networks and connectivity
- Monitoring system performance
- Defining & customizing subsystem resources
- Defining DB2, CICS & Websphere MQ resources
- The person who ensures that batch workloads run to completion without error or delay
- Monitoring online regions like CICS, IMS, DB2
- Manage online and batch processing
- Scheduling jobs & packages
- Providing production support in resolving batch job failures
- Managing preventive maintenance schedules
- Following right escalation procedure
- Maintaining quality documents for reference
Nice roles for mainframe people.
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