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COBOL Programmers for Hire, Plus Local AI Engineers
We're open for contract work on COBOL and on AI. Senior, U.S.-based COBOL programmers for hire: contractors for your mainframe team, short-term or long-term, or as a fixed-scope project.
What we take on
Contract COBOL programmers and AI engineers
Engagement models
Work with us the way that fits
- On-site
- Remote
- Short-term
- Long-term
- Fixed-scope projects
How it starts
From first contact to delivery
- Contact us
- Discovery call
- Written scope
- Contract
- Delivery
Why CV Systems
Engineers you can rely on
Since 1977
Nearly 50 years of mission-critical systems.
U.S.-based engineers
On-site at your locations or remote.
Financial-industry depth
Software trusted by financial institutions for decades.
Quality and security first
The standards of mission-critical banking software.
FAQ
COBOL programmers for hire: FAQ
Are your COBOL programmers for hire U.S.-based?
Yes. Our engineers are U.S. citizens on U.S. payroll, with no offshore handoff. They work on-site at your locations or remotely.
Can we hire a COBOL contractor short-term?
Yes. We work short-term or long-term, on-site or remote, or as a fixed-scope contract programming project.
How are contract COBOL projects priced?
Every engagement is scoped in writing and priced before week one, with milestone billing. A fractional senior bench is monthly, with no recruiter fee and no minimum.
How experienced are your COBOL programmers?
We are senior only: experienced engineers with deep mainframe backgrounds, from a company that has built mission-critical systems for financial institutions since 1977.
Which platforms do you cover?
z/OS, CICS, DB2, IMS, JCL, VSAM and iSeries / RPG.
Do you also take on AI contract work?
Yes. We design and build hardware for local AI, deploy AI on hardware you already own, and build AI for COBOL and legacy systems. Everything runs on your premises.
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