Senior Software Engineer- Java and Mainframe

Are you an experienced Senior Software Engineer- Java and Mainframe with a desire to excel? If so, then Talent Software Services may have the job for you! Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Software Engineer- Java and Mainframe to work remotely at their company.

Description:

Seeking a (JAVA) Senior Software Engineer with experience in content management and a proven track record in fast-paced delivery environments, with the following responsibilities:

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Design and develop engineering specifications for software applications and systems.
• Write, maintain, and review code in accordance with established coding standards and best practices.
• Evaluate, recommend, and implement technical solutions that support required product features while ensuring functionality, scalability, and performance.
• Collaborate within an Agile team, actively participating in Scrum ceremonies, contributing to sprint planning, and delivering assigned work throughout the software development lifecycle.
• Communicate risks, issues, and blockers promptly to the Scrum Master and project stakeholders.
• Track progress against project schedules, provide regular status updates, and escalate technical challenges as needed.
• Apply software engineering best practices across the full development lifecycle, including coding standards, unit testing, code reviews, source control, build processes, testing, and operations.
• Demonstrate experience designing and delivering large-scale, customer-facing applications.
• Exhibit a strong sense of ownership, urgency, accountability, and results-driven execution.

Required Skills :

IBM Filenet

IBM CMOD

Mainframe – JCL/COBOL/CICS and understanding of mainframe storage.

This would be someone who possesses a senior-level skillset in the above skills (10+years)

No certifications required.

Preferred Skills:

Java Skills:

Java, SpringBoot, Webservices/REST API

Angular

Oracle/DB2 databases

Kafka

GIT

IBM ImagePlus mainframe experience would be helpful in addition to CMOD.