FAQs
What is the primary role of the Unisys System Designer (E2)?
The primary role is to provide functional design consultancy for re-platforming projects, specifically for the Unisys 2200 ABSuite and COBOL systems, and to support system migrations and pre-migration changes.
Is experience with Nationwide's Personal Loan System necessary?
Experience with Nationwide's Personal Loan System and knowledge of Nationwide's Customer Information System are desirable but not essential.
How many days per week is this job office-based?
You will spend at least two days per week, or if part time, 40% of your working time, based at the Swindon office.
What skills and experience are required for this position?
Required skills include extensive experience in Unisys ABSuite and Unisys COBOL, expertise in complex solutions design and testing, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills.
What sort of working environment can I expect?
You can expect a collaborative working environment where you will engage with colleagues to deliver quality solutions and support system functionality.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, there is access to training to help you develop and progress your career.
What employee benefits are offered?
Employee benefits include a personal pension plan, paid volunteering days, life assurance, health and wellness options, an annual performance-related bonus, and 25 days of holiday (pro rata).
Are there opportunities for retraining on non-Unisys platforms?
Yes, retraining on other platforms is expected and may commence prior to the final migrations.
How does Nationwide approach hybrid working?
Nationwide offers a hybrid working model that supports both in-office collaboration and generous access to home working to maintain rewarding relationships among colleagues.
What is the culture at Nationwide?
Nationwide values being member-owned and aims to deliver a purpose-driven, rewarding experience for both employees and customers, encouraging teamwork and continuous improvement.