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IBM Mainframe Architect

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Job Description
Job Title – IBM Mainframe Architect
Location – UK (Remote)
Type – Full-Time, Permanent
DXC supports one of the largest and most complex technology estates in the London Insurance Market — over 120 interconnected applications spanning distributed, cloud and IBM Mainframe platforms.
The Mainframe remains a strategic pillar of this estate, powering critical business services, core processing, data integration and regulatory workloads. We’re looking for an experienced IBM Mainframe Architect to lead the architectural direction, technology refresh and transformation of this ecosystem as part of a multi-year modernisation programme.
What You’ll Do
- Lead Legacy Remediation — Identify risks, inefficiencies and modernisation opportunities across mainframe systems
- Define Architecture & Design — Build robust solutions transitioning from legacy data movement tools to modern, secure, scalable alternatives
- Modernise Data Integration — Evaluate and replace Attunity-based pipelines with contemporary integration platforms
- Optimise Performance & Reliability — Ensure high availability and data integrity during and after remediation
- Strengthen Security & Compliance — Address vulnerabilities in outdated tools; ensure regulatory compliance
- Collaborate with Stakeholders — Partner with infrastructure, application and data teams to align with business goals
- Govern & Document — Maintain detailed remediation plans, architectural decisions and migration paths for audit and governance
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What You’ll Bring
- Extensive experience as an IBM Mainframe Architect or Senior Mainframe Technical Lead
- Strong knowledge of IBM z/OS, CICS, DB2, RACF, JES3 and Mainframe storage technologies
- Understanding of COBOL and PL/1 application development within mainframe environments
- Experience with Attunity (now Qlik) and legacy data integration patterns
- Solid grasp of modern data integration technologies and AWS services integration
- Proven ability to lead complex remediation projects with cross-functional teams
- Familiarity with enterprise architecture frameworks (e.g. TOGAF) and DevOps practices in mainframe contexts
Why DXC?
- Work with cutting-edge insurance technology.
- Be part of a global team driving the transformation of outwards/ceded reinsurance software solutions.
- Enjoy flexible working arrangements and career development opportunities.
Our Commitment to You
DXC Technology Is Committed To Building Diverse Teams. We Actively Encourage Applications From Women, Underrepresented Groups, And Neurodivergent Candidates. We're Proud To Offer
- Equal opportunities and inclusive recruitment practices
- Reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process
- Supportive networks and mentorship programs
- Flexible working arrangements to support work-life balance
What We Offer You
- Competitive Compensation & Pension Scheme – Rewarding your expertise while securing your future.
- Comprehensive Benefits Package – Including DXC Select, Perks at Work, and incentive programs for exclusive savings and rewards.
- Continuous Learning & Development – Access to upskilling opportunities, career growth resources, and industry-leading training.
- Lifestyle Perks – Enjoy options like the Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme and more.


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