The Mainframe Developer will support the integration and transition between the legacy Child Support Enforcement system (ICAR) and the new statewide Eligibility Determination system (EDEN). The role focuses on analyzing, developing, testing, deploying, and supporting mainframe applications and interfaces that enable reliable file-based data exchange and batch processing during a modernization initiative. The developer will design, develop, modify, test, and support COBOL and JCL programs, batch processes, and interfaces. The work includes updating file layouts, data mappings, transformation logic, validation routines, batch workflows, GDG structures, and VSAM datasets; supporting applications that interact with IDMS; and helping replace legacy eligibility data sources with EDEN-derived data. The role also includes technical analysis and documentation, unit and integration testing, defect resolution, deployment and cutover support, production troubleshooting, and collaboration with project managers, business analysts, architects, developers, testers, and stakeholders. This is a 6-month project. The selected candidate is expected to deliver high-quality code and interface enhancements, support reliable data exchange, minimize disruption during the transition, contribute to testing and deployment, and maintain system stability throughout modernization activities.
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