Manager Infrastructure Architecture

Job Description:

Duties:

• Collaborate with Mainframe Modernization Technical Advisor and other Solution Architects
• Work on Mainframe Modernization assessments along with other architects in creating roadmaps/business case, defining future state architecture, and defining and building transitional architecture from top to bottom
• Be part of the delivery team to lead the execution of mainframe application migration onto On-Prem or Cloud and fulfill the commitments made to customer
• Design and build complete CI/CD to support Legacy Modernization
• POC using different tools on different solutions for Mainframe Modernization

Must Have Skills

• Proven track record of working on Legacy Modernization programs based on the following technologies
  • COBOL
  • CICS
  • IMS
  • DB2
  • MQ
  • Assembler (nice to have)

• 2-5+ years’ work experience in mainframe rehosting (lift and shift) using solutions from Rocket Micro Focus / TMaxSoft/Heirloom on below
  • Source (Batch/Online) Migration
  • Database and File Migration
  • Security Migration
  • Scheduler Migration
  • Infrastructure from zSeries/ZVSE or iSeries to On-Prem or Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.)

Good to have

•  2+ years’ experience in migrating from the above technologies to
  • Java
  • .Net
  • Cloud ready
  • Cloud native
  • 3270 screen migration to
    • NodeJS
    • React
  • Database migration to 
    • RDBMs (progress, MySQl, oracle, DB2-LUW, etc…)
    • Nosql databases (Hana, MongoDB, etc…)
• Deep knowledge of SDLC, software development and software testing methodologies along with change and configuration management practices in multiple environments
• Programming skills, scripting languages & build tools
  • COBOL
  • REXX
  • JCL
  • At least one mainframe-based source control solution
• Knowledge of implementing SOAP, REST or JSON on the mainframe

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