Avinash Subramanian Email & Phone Number

Avinash Subramanian is a Software Engineer at IBM at IBM. He possess expertise in cobol, cics, jcl, db2, vsam and 11 more skills. He is proficient in English, Tamil and Bengali.

Listed skills include Cobol, Cics, Jcl, Db2, and 12 others.

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  System Engineer

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  Jun 2013 - Present - United States

  Project: Mutual Insurance (USA)• Hands on experience with Z/OS, ISPF, COBOL, DB2, CICS, MQ Series, JCL, VSAM, SYNCSORT, Expeditor, DB2, ContrlM and other IBM Utilities.• Worked primarily in Billing Center Integration tasks which are to develop new CICS modules forbuilding the communication bridge between UDE and BC and to test them.• Contributed towards Billing Center Data Conversion tasks which are to develop new batch modules for assembling bulk data and FTP it so that it can be used in applications from other technology.• In-depth experience in the design and development of online (CICS-DB2) programs for Integration and development of the new batch programs using COBOL, DB2, JCL, VSAM and INQUIRY for Conversion.• Worked closely Billing and Policy Center testing team which has helped a lot in getting a better understanding of systems, how they work and how they are connected. Also this has helped me in understanding the business scenarios (transactions) and constrains (rules and conventions).• Expertise in analysing and finding the issues, have provided some valuable and critical analysis which have been documented for future reference. This has earned me a reputation for finding and resolving issues. Have work on most number of defects and issues in Billing Center project.• Worked on creating and maintaining detailed design, technical specification documents for all the tasks under Billing Center integration and conversion.• Expertise in creating flow diagram, ER diagram and other designs needed for project documents and presentations using MS-VISIO or draw.io and lucid chart (web applications).• Worked on automating defective policies that were overcharged and undercharged, a critical production issues which previously never were handled in such fashion by IBM offshore.