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COBOL, Mainframe & Cloud Manager Software Engineer- US

DXC Technology

Charleston, SC · Senior

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What this role is

DXC Technology seeks a senior software engineer to lead reliability and performance improvements for complex enterprise systems spanning mainframe COBOL applications and modern AWS cloud platforms. This hands-on role suits experienced engineers comfortable with incident response, observability tooling, and cross-team technical leadership in high-stakes insurance software environments.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years experience as a software engineer in performance and reliability roles
  • Bachelor's degree in IT-related field or 7+ years equivalent experience
  • Legal authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship
  • Mainframe and COBOL application experience
  • Experience with modern enterprise systems including Java-based and cloud-native platforms
  • AWS environment experience across QA, UAT, and production
  • Performance engineering expertise in profiling, load testing, latency analysis, and capacity planning
  • Proficiency with observability and monitoring tools like Dynatrace
  • Incident response leadership and blameless postmortem execution
  • Strong troubleshooting skills using metrics, logs, and traces

Nice to have

  • Experience with hosting and infrastructure components like virtual machines and network appliances
  • Expertise in diagnosing integration and dependency issues across enterprise platforms
  • Track record of delivering measurable reliability improvements and SLO attainment

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