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Posted 06 August, 2026

Database Specialist - Legacy Database Migration

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Auckland, AUK, NZ Full Time
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Job Description

Your New Company Our client is delivering a significant legacy modernisation programme, focused on transforming critical enterprise systems while maintaining business continuity. You'll join a collaborative team of specialists working on a complex migration initiative, helping ensure the successful transition of a core business platform. Your New Role We're seeking an experienced Datacom Database Specialist to support the migration of a legacy Mantec application. You'll analyse and reverse engineer the existing database environment, developing a deep understanding of database structures, schemas, access patterns and application dependencies to support a migration to VSAM. Working closely with architects, developers, testers and business stakeholders, you'll produce technical documentation, define migration strategies, and help ensure data integrity and business functionality are maintained throughout the programme. Commercial experience administering, designing and supporting enterprise database environments within IBM mainframe ecosystems. Strong understanding of mainframe database structures, storage mechanisms and performance considerations. Experience with VSAM, MVS/zOS, JCL and batch processing environments. Experience supporting legacy database migration, modernisation or reverse engineering initiatives. Knowledge of database utilities, recovery processes, data extraction and conversion techniques. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to navigate complex legacy environments. Experience producing technical specifications, database mapping documents and migration artefacts. Excellent communication skills with the ability to work across technical and business teams. A detail-oriented approach with a strong focus on data integrity, quality and migration risk management. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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