AccionLabs Technology/Software

Software Engineer-Mainframe

Singapore, Singapore In person Full-time

Accion Labs is a global technology services firm with offering a full range of product life-cycle services in the emerging technology segment. This includes Web 2.0, Open Source, SaaS/Cloud, Mobility, IT Operations Management/ITSM, Big Data and traditional BI/DW.

Through nine global offices and a rapid-response delivery model, Accion offers a range of engagement models such as turn-key projects, extended-teams, shared-IP development, offshore-leveraged engagements and professional staffing (contract, contract-to-hire & direct perm).

Role:- Software Engineer-Mainframe

  • ·Min 2+ years experience in IBM DB2 – Mainframe
  • ·Participate in requirement gathering sessions and translate business requirements into functional and non functional requirements.
  • ·Clarify ambiguous/conflicting requirements and ensure that that changes are documented and tracked.
  • ·Code programs based on best practices and programming guidelines adopted by project.
  • ·Develop and perform automated unit testing; prepare test data, capture test result to ensure the quality of the program.
  • ·Analyze and identify root cause and ensure fixes are done and tested before rolling out for retest.
  • ·Develop training material and support user training; prepare documentation including system and user documentation; keep versioning of documentation.
  • ·Participate in peer reviews and daily huddle. Support Role
  • ·Package and deploy codes into production based on deployment practices defined.
  • ·Monitor system to identify exceptions to normal processing and take corrective or preventive actions.
  • ·Troubleshoot incidents and provide timely update and escalation when appropriate.
  • ·Register and track all reported issues to closure and within SLA.
  • ·Analyze and classify change requests and perform impact analysis.
  • All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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