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COBOL Developer with IBM i AS400, Core Banking Platform

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We are seeking a skilled AS400 COBOL Developer to design, develop, and support applications on the IBM i (AS400) platform. You will focus on maintaining and enhancing business critical systems while ensuring reliability, performance, and data integrity in a production environment.

You will be contributing to a system that supports core business operations, handling high volume transaction processing and batch workloads. The project emphasizes stability, scalability, and continuous improvement of legacy applications while integrating with modern systems.

  • Develop and maintain COBOL applications on the IBM i platform
  • Analyze business and functional requirements and translate them into technical solutions
  • Write, test, and debug code to support new and existing functionality
  • Investigate and resolve production issues to ensure system stability
  • Work with DB2 400 databases, including writing and optimizing SQL queries
  • Manage and support batch processing and job scheduling activities
  • Monitor system performance and implement improvements where needed
  • Collaborate with analysts, QA, and other stakeholders to deliver reliable solutions
  • Prepare and maintain technical documentation aligned with development standards
  • Strong hands-on experience with COBOL programming
  • Proven experience working on IBM i (AS400) systems
  • Solid understanding of DB2/400 and SQL
  • Experience with batch jobs and transaction processing systems
  • Familiarity with debugging and performance tuning on AS400
  • Experience in production support environments
  • Experience in banking or financial services systems
  • Basic knowledge of RPG or CL
  • Familiarity with system integration and data interfaces

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