Network Computing Group - Mainframe Technologies Program
Our Business
The Mainframe Technologies group is a division within the Network Computing Group. The Mainframe Technologies group provides continuous operating, computing and network services for the Bank of America consumer, commercial, global and wholesale banking groups. Mainframe Technologies is responsible for the transaction, database and message queue managers, mainframe operating systems and logical network services. Mainframe Technologies teams include CICS, DB2, IMS, WMQ, Z/OS Communications and Operating System Services.
Overview
Mainframe Technologies has created a college program to develop its next generation of mainframe technicians. College candidates with mainframe technology education may be eligible for a fulltime associate position. The associate position is a 3 year program that includes training, job experience and career development in one or more mainframe technology areas.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate exhibits a strong drive for results; able to work in a large scale, highly complex computing environment. Succeeds in a collaborative organization; enjoys teamwork and partnering with others. Excellent organization skills and judgment are required. Candidate must understand technology and be able to apply to business requirements. Candidate must convey a keen focus on customer satisfaction and strong drive to meet business goals.
The ideal candidate will be educated or experienced in basic IBM Mainframe systems such as transaction and database managers, message queue managers, and operating system and network services. Technical skills should include knowledge of some of the following technologies: CICS, DB2, IMS, WMQ, Z/OS Operating Systems as well as competent in Job Control Language (JCL) and Assembler language. Functional skills should include project organization and financial industry knowledge. Candidates must be enrolled in a full-time degree program, pursuing a major in Computer Science or Information Technology with a Grade Point Average of at least 3.0 on a 4 point scale. Candidate must be a US citizen or have permanent US residency.
Training
Training will focus primarily in one mainframe technology which is determined based on the candidate’s education, career request and available positions. A mainframe technology training curriculum is comprised of formal technology classes, in-house courses, self study and job mentoring from a senior technician. Training occurs in conjunction with technical job assignments so as to reinforce education as well as build on-the-job experience. Technology training curriculums span 1 – 3 years.
Locations
Opportunities may exist in Charlotte, NC; Addison, TX; Richmond, VA; Jacksonville, FL; or Concord, CA
How to Apply
In order to be considered a candidate for this opportunity, you must apply via this web site. To submit your profile, first sign in as a new or returning user. If you don't have an existing account, you'll need to register as a new user. Then, complete your Candidate Profile and designate your program(s) of interest. Please note that in order for your application to be considered complete, you must reach the final “Thank You” page. In addition, please follow any procedures set forth through the Career Services office on your campus.
