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Charles Schwab
10,001+ employees
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Senior, Expert
Lone Tree, CO, USA + 3 more
More locations: Austin, TX, USA | Westlake, TX, USA | Phoenix, AZ, USA
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- 7+ years of systems programming experience in IBM Mainframe hardware and software with in-depth knowledge and understanding of the z/OS operating system, JES2, Security Concepts, and components of the z/OS Mainframe environment.
- Proven experience using SMP/E to maintain, install, and customize the mainframe IBM and ISV software products.
- Proven knowledge of Disaster Recovery Concepts, GDPS experience a plus.
- Proven knowledge of Unix System Services (USS) file system management.
- Knowledge of ZOSMF and Zowe.
- Knowledge of managing Coupling Facilities in Sysplex environments.
- Knowledge of Mainframe hardware installation processes.
- Working knowledge and experience supporting z/VM and zLinux a plus.
- Proven ability to diagnose complex issues and recommend solutions as needed.
- Ability to work collaboratively with internal and external team members.
- Ability to effectively engage subject matter experts and understand technical topics.
- Ability to work independently for self-identified tasks to complete mainframe hardware installs.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office products that include – Word and Excel.
- Experience using change management processes to deploy software changes into Production and following rigorous testing and backout procedures.
- Must be able to work weeknights and weekend to implement changes.
- Provide On-Call support on rotation basis.
- Work alongside other top skilled mainframe systems programmers to install and configure Mainframe hardware and software products for the Schwab zOS and zLinux Mainframe environment.
- Diagnose problems and interact with IBM and other vendors as required to provide recommended solutions.
- Partner with application teams to provide support for application mainframe software including, IBM Developer for zOS (IDZ), Fault Analyzer, and COBOL.
- GDPS experience a plus.
- Working knowledge and experience supporting z/VM and zLinux a plus.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
1973
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Increased interest in sustainable investing aligns with Schwab's ESG-focused strategies.
- Robo-advisors and AI tools offer Schwab opportunities to integrate advanced technologies.
- Fractional shares trading attracts younger investors, expanding Schwab's client base.
What critics are saying
- Emergence of TXSE could challenge Schwab's market share with low-cost trading.
- TD Bank's stake sale may affect investor confidence in Schwab's stability.
- Retirement of key leaders could disrupt Schwab's strategic direction and operations.
What makes Charles Schwab unique
- Schwab's strategic investment in Wealth.com enhances its estate planning capabilities.
- Expanded 24/5 trading access positions Schwab as a leader in trading innovation.
- Schwab's focus on digital assets aligns with the growing cryptocurrency market.
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WESTLAKE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Charles Schwab Corporation today announced it has made a minority investment in Wealth.com, the #1 rated estate planning platform in wealth...
Charles Schwab's Expansion into Digital Assets:Financial services firm Charles Schwab has appointed Joe Vietri as the new head of digital assets, aiming to broaden its cryptocurrency offerings.
Charles Schwab, a leader in investing and trading with $10.10 trillion in total client assets that facilitates approximately six million daily average trades globally, today announced the launch of broad access to an expanded range of securities in the overnight trading session following a series of successful pilots at the end of 2024. Now, all Schwab clients globally can trade an expanded list of securities including the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 stocks 24 hours a day, five days a week (24/5), via the thinkorswim® platform suite.Ameritrade, which was acquired by Schwab in 2020, pioneered 24/5 trading in 2018 as the first U.S. retail broker-dealer to make it available to traders. Schwab began piloting expanded overnight access with a small group of clients in November 2024 and has gradually expanded the reach in the intervening months in preparation for broad availability.James Kostulias, Managing Director and Head of Trading Services at Charles Schwab, said: “We are proud to have been at the forefront of overnight trading several years ago and that we are continuing to evolve and enhance our capabilities and platforms to meet the needs of today’s modern traders.“Each day, Schwab facilitates about twice the trades of any competitor that shares that figure publicly, and we know that expanding access to overnight trading to our millions of clients is a significant milestone not just for Schwab, but for our industry. In consideration of Schwab’s leadership position and our ‘through clients’ eyes’ strategy, we have worked hard to combine the power of our world-class trading platforms, specialised 24-hour service and support, and tailored education to deliver an overnight trading experience that reflects the unique dynamics and potential risks this offering can present, while empowering clients to trade in the ways that suit them and their lifestyle best.”Insights from Schwab’s recent 24/5 expansion pilotDuring the expanded 24/5 pilot period, which ran from November 2024 through January 2025, a small group of clients were able to trade between the hours of 01:00-09:00 GMT/20:00-04:00 ET. The most active trading hours of the overnight session were the first and last, between 01:00-02:00 GMT/20:00-21:00 ET and 08:00-09:00 GMT/03:00-04:00 ET.The stocks Schwab clients most actively bought, sold, or both during the pilot were:Tesla Inc
TD Bank is reportedly selling its 10.1% stake in investment firm Charles Schwab. That’s according to a report Monday (Feb. 10) by The Wall Street Journal
TXSE Group Inc closes its initial capital raise at $161 million, making it the most well-capitalized exchange to ever file a Form 1DALLAS, Jan. 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TXSE Group Inc announced today that the Texas Stock Exchange LLC (TXSE) has filed its Form 1 registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).TXSE is one of the only fully integrated exchanges to file for SEC approval in the past 20 years. Its filing proposes trading, listings of corporate issuers and ETPs, auctions, and a range of data products.TXSE's goal is to provide greater alignment with issuers and investors and address the high cost of going and staying public. TXSE is also well underway in building an order matching engine that leverages the latest technology to deliver predictable performance, low latency, and speed comparable to that of the world's top-performing markets.TXSE will continue to work with the SEC on the approval of its registration. If granted, TXSE intends to launch trading in early 2026, with listings by the end of the same year."Today marks another milestone in our journey to make the Texas Stock Exchange a reality," said James H Lee, founder and CEO of TXSE Group Inc