Mainframe Assembler Technical Specialist (f/m/d)

Mainframe Assembler Technical Specialist (f/m/d)

We are HCLTech, one of the fastest-growing large tech companies in the world and home to 225,000+ people across 60 countries, supercharging progress through industry-leading capabilities centered around Digital, Engineering and Cloud. The driving force behind that work, our people, are diverse, creative, and passionate, raising the bar for excellence on a regular basis. We, in turn, work hard to bring out the best in them as we strive to help them find their spark and become the best version of themselves that they can be. If all this sounds like an environment you’ll thrive in, then you’re in the right place. Join us on our journey in advancing the technological world through innovation and creativity.

In this role, you will be a key technical authority, acting as a Mainframe Subject Matter Expert (SME) in client engagements and playing a critical role in driving modernization while ensuring stability, performance, and compliance with mainframe standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Act as Mainframe SME in client discussions for CICS, MQ & Gateway, Webservice, API’s based integrations
• Strong Mainframe CICS Ownership with High-level/Deep Assembler Expertise
• Drive modernization & integration initiatives in maintaining stability & performance according to mainframe standards

Job Requirements

• Expertise in Assembler with CICS Programming for MVS. Hands on development experience in both batch and online min 10+ years
• Very good knowledge on Assembler coding
• Should have good exposure to concepts like hyperspace, reentrant, threadsafe, pseudo conversational
• Able to write recovery routines using ESTAE
• Should have experience on writing Assembler macros
• Fluency in spoken and written English is essential

We promote equal opportunities for all employees, regardless of their cultural and social background, gender, disability, age, religion, beliefs, and sexual identity. We give priority consideration to severely disabled applicants and those of equal status in the case of equal suitability.