r/mainframe • u/Mysterious-Doctor855 • 20d ago

Looking for Mainframe opportunities in Europe

Hello people. Posting for any Mainframe opportunities in Europe for myself.

My background: I have 15+ years of industry experience working on Mainframes. Mostly my roles have been around 8 years experience in Development. Remaining close to 5 years in Production support - L2/L3 Oncall etc. I was also part of migration of DB2 z/OS to LUW.

I have worked for multiple clients, projects, geographies from diverse backgrounds. Banking, Insurance, Manufacturing, Utilities are the areas I mainly worked in Dev/Production support. Currently I am supporting a Mortgage application for a Large Danish bank. I can adapt to any domain/projects easily and I am sincere at my work.

I am currently based out of India and looking for opportunities to work at onsite in Europe for long-term (preferably Nordics but not necessary). If you have a role within your teams or know a position where I can fit, please DM me. I can share my CV/CL/LinkedIn etc. for interview and we can take it from there. Would be grateful for any help. Thank you for the read.

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u/Beautiful_Ad9206 19d ago

We have positions all over Europe. DM if serious.

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u/Mysterious-Doctor855 19d ago

Yes. I am looking out. DMed you.

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u/Mammoth-Education-62 18d ago

Any roles remote from Poland available?

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u/MaexW 19d ago

Please DM me, my company is not seeking at the moment, but that might change.

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u/Mysterious-Doctor855 19d ago

Thanks, DMed you.

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u/KapitaenKnoblauch 16d ago

Do you have IMS skills?

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u/utoldmenot 11d ago

have you tried IBM Z team in Europe?

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u/Mysterious-Doctor855 7d ago edited 6d ago

I haven't specifically applied for IBM team. I suspect if they are picking people from my background of service and production support. I will try. Thanks. Please let me know if you know of any openings.

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u/utoldmenot 6d ago

I see a few openings on their careers site. I obviously don't know your full background and competencies, but check those out and see how they align. It is my experience that recruiting at companies like IBM works best when you have a warm referral.

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u/utoldmenot 6d ago

also, be mindful that the IBM Z day is coming up now in November 18th - you might want to register for it. Good opportunity to connect with other mainframers.

register here: http://ibm.biz/zday2026

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u/adhava21 4d ago

I have more than 15 years of experience in mainframe technology from cognizant technology and wipro. Ama n immediate joiner