OpenVMS Specialist - Long-term Freelance (Brussels/Remote)

Fujitsu; Belgique; Hybride; EUR 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Fujitsu in Brussels (Belgium) seeks a freelance Programming Specialist – OpenVMS for a long-term assignment starting October 2026. The role allows 50% remote work and focuses on maintenance, development and evolution of an OpenVMS-based application in a critical public-sector environment.

Responsibilities include kernel/API work, DCL scripting, Oracle Rdb/SQL, and delivering software kits/releases. Strong OpenVMS tooling experience and public-sector exposure are essential.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of professional experience with OpenVMS programming.

Responsabilités

• Maintain and troubleshoot business-critical OpenVMS applications in production.
• Develop and implement application evolutions.
• Work on kernel and API-related components.
• Develop and maintain reliable OpenVMS code.
• Create and maintain DCL scripts for system control and batch processing.
• Work with Oracle Rdb and SQL.
• Handle messaging and integration components.
• Prepare and deliver software kits/releases into the OpenVMS environment.
• Contribute to the gradual evolution and eventual decommissioning of the legacy application.

Connaissances

OpenVMS programming

OpenVMS on Itanium

DCL scripting

Oracle Rdb

SQL querying

Govt/public transport domain

C

C++

Pascal

COBOL

Fortran

Java

BEA MessageQ

Yacc/Bison

Outils

CDD Dictionary

Message Files

IFDL

MMS

CMS

BEA MessageQ

Yacc/Bison

Oracle Pre-Compiler

SQLMOD

Description du poste

Fujitsu in Brussels (Belgium) seeks a freelance Programming Specialist – OpenVMS for a long-term assignment starting October 2026. The role allows 50% remote work and focuses on maintenance, development and evolution of an OpenVMS-based application in a critical public-sector environment.

Responsibilities include kernel/API work, DCL scripting, Oracle Rdb/SQL, and delivering software kits/releases. Strong OpenVMS tooling experience and public-sector exposure are essential.