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84 Meta Developer Support Engineer Jobs Hiring Near You

Mainframe Developer

Westlake, TX

$47 - $60.50/hr

... support engineer within the Transfer of Assets(TOA) team covering our mainframe code base for TOA products in the Brokerage Recordkeeping Technology organization. The engineer will be responsible for ...

... • Support manufacturing builds, hardware bring-up, and troubleshooting activities • Collaborate across engineering disciplines (mechanical, firmware, software, etc.) to deliver integrated ...

The Product Support Engineer serves as a primary liaison between Noah's internal technical groups (Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing) and the various internal and external departments supporting ...

Customer Support Engineer

Oakland, CA · On-site

$111K - $134K/yr

We're looking for a Customer Support Engineer who brings strong technical troubleshooting skills ... Experience working with common SaaS REST APIs like Salesforce, Hubpot, Meta, or Google Ads with a ...

Duties The support engineer's duties are to provide responsive support onsite and remotely, to perform preventative maintenance tasks (including monthly preventative maintenance reports), to document ...

Meta is looking for an Optical Network Deployment & Support Engineering Lead to join the team responsible for planning and executing network deployments to build the world's largest AI backbone ...

Work closely with other members of the Developer Success Engineering support rotation to ensure smooth handoffs and shared context. Identify patterns in incoming requests that indicate documentation ...

Duties The support engineer's duties are to provide responsive support onsite and remotely, to perform preventative maintenance tasks (including monthly preventative maintenance reports), to document ...

The Support Engineering Sub-Team provides Robinhood employees with secure, simple, and reliable technology support across offices and distributed teams. The team reduces technical friction through ...

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Infographic showing various Developer Support Engineer job openings at Meta in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% Internship, 97% Full Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, and 13% Remote job distribution.
Mainframe Developer

$47 - $60.50/hr

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

Experience : 6 to 9 Years in Mainframe 

Mainframe Developer to work in Westlake, TX!

The Role

This position is for a mainframe developer / support engineer within the Transfer of Assets(TOA) team covering our mainframe code base for TOA products in the Brokerage Recordkeeping Technology organization.
The engineer will be responsible for responding to Code, Analyze new requirements and Debug Production issues and incidents to assure they are remediated in a timely manner and take actions to prevent them in the future. The position requires the person to work closely with our business partners responding to application specific questions and work with the product teams to promote availability, resilience, and stability. The positions need a highly motivated individual who can quickly scale and learn the TOA system and participate in ongoing projects constructively.

This position requires an experienced mainframe developer / support person with the following:

  • Strong knowledge on CICS, COBOL, DB2, VSAM and JCL.
  • Good understanding of CICS Dynamic Transaction Routing process.
  • Should be familiar with mainframe and DB2 tools, File-Aid, scheduler and debugger tools.
  • Good understanding of Distributed Applications/ System
  • Exposure to Brokerage/Finance domain. Specific know of Asset movement products would be an added advantage
  • Prior experience of working in highly transactional, fault tolerant and data driven systems.
  • Ability to identify areas of risk or potential problems and take action to mitigate them and work with less expert staff to mitigate more complex issues.
  • Ability to work with different teams across different geographical locations.
  • Ability to diagnose problems and generate effective solutions
  • Good understanding of Agile methodologies and Tools