Senior Micro Focus COBOL Developer - Hybrid in Brampton

Developing, maintaining, and enhancing enterprise applications using Micro Focus COBOL Designing, coding, testing, and debugging COBOL programs based on business requirements Working extensively with ISAM file systems for data storage, retrieval, and optimization Analyzing existing systems and proposing performance improvements and modernization strategies Troubleshooting application issues and providing timely resolution in production and non-production environments Collaborating with cross-functional teams including Business Analysts, QA, and Infrastructure teams Participating in code reviews and ensuring adherence to development standards and best practices Creating and maintaining technical documentation for programs, enhancements, and processes Supporting system integration efforts and interfacing with external systems Working in Agile/Scrum environments based on project needs Providing knowledge transfer and mentoring junior developers when required 8+ years of hands-on experience in Micro Focus COBOL development 8+ years of experience in Strong expertise in COBOL programming (procedural and structured programming concepts) 8+ years of experience in Solid experience working in Unix/Linux environments Strong knowledge of ISAM file handling and data processing Good understanding of file-based systems 5+ years of Experience in debugging, performance tuning, and production support Understanding of system integration concepts and interfacing techniques Familiarity with version control tools and development lifecycle processes Added advantage: Working knowledge of C++ Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Strong collaboration skills to work effectively within cross-functional teams High sense of ownership, accountability, and commitment to quality Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment Capability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders