COBOL in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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CyberLife Developer - US
DXC Technology
Full-time · Plano, TX
This role develops and modernizes mainframe-based software systems for insurance companies, requiring deep expertise in legacy technologies and the ability to handle complex production issues. It suits experienced developers comfortable with older enterprise platforms who want to work remotely while mentoring others.
Listed on DXC Technology’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Math Major Software Developer
Auto-Owners Insurance
Full-time · Lansing, MI
This is a COBOL developer role at an insurance company for candidates with math or other logic-based degrees who want to learn programming with full training provided. The position suits recent graduates or career-changers from quantitative fields who are willing to relocate to Michigan and can work on-site at least part-time.
Listed on Auto-Owners Insurance’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Software Engineer
Broadcom Inc.
Plano, TX · $91,100 – $146,000
Broadcom seeks a software engineer to develop innovative solutions for their Datacom database product, a mission-critical system serving major financial and retail institutions on IBM mainframes. This role suits experienced developers comfortable with low-level systems programming, mainframe technologies, and agile collaboration.
Listed on Broadcom Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Desenvolvedor(a) COBOL (Mainframe) | Pleno a Sênior
Accenture
This is a mid-to-senior COBOL mainframe development role for a financial services client, focused on building and maintaining critical banking systems. It suits experienced developers comfortable with legacy enterprise environments who want end-to-end responsibility for real-world production systems.
Listed on Accenture’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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