Job description:

Primary Skills Profile: expert in developing software for UNISYS systems, including design and implementation of databases, procedural programming, Technical abilities O.S. : MCP Languages: SQL, WFL, DASDL, Algol and COBOL Software: MS Windows, COMS Databases: DMS II, SQL Platforms: Mainframes running UNISYS Work experienceDefining the database, offering software customer assistance, and creating an ad hoc report generator on UNISYS utilizing COBOL, DMS II, WFL, and ALGOL; Responsibilities : Analyzing user requirements, envisioning system features and functionality. Design, build and maintain efficient, reusable and reliable mainframe codes by setting expectations and features priorities. Identify bottlenecks and bugs and recommend system solutions by comparing advantages and disadvantages of custom development. Contributing to troubleshooting development and production problems across multiple environments and operating systems. Understand architecture, requirements and ensure effective design, development validation and support activities. Additional info. Understanding of object oriented programming Familiar with various design, architectural patterns and software development process. Experience with both external and embedded databases. Creating database schemas that represent and support business process. Good verbal and communication

• To provide required presales support (RFP response, Solution Defense, Customer Presentation)
• To thoroughly understand and analyse the IT Service Management tool to be implemented for the customer project
• To efficiently map the customer requirements to the ITSM tool capabilties; and, design the deisred process for each ITSM tool module
• To ensure that the desired process has been signed off by process owner and accordingly prepare function specification document and application data in adherence to quality and process compliances
• To prepare various types of testing scripts to test the tool and collaborate with other module consultants for data transfer and action triggers from correlated events in adifferent systems.
• To keep oneself updated through the latest developments in concerned skill and domain functions