RPG Developer (Remote, Contract) w/ Leading Distribution Org.

RPG Developer (Remote, Contract) w/ Leading Distribution Org. Are you looking for a dynamic RPG Programming contract role (remote) with a leading national organization? Our client, a distribution company with 7 locations throughout the US, is looking for a dynamic and experienced iSeries/AS400 RPG Developer who will support their I.T. Department with applications development, maintenance and support using a combination of RPG versions. This contract position provides competitive compensation, a collaborative work environment, and unwavering support for your professional growth. Our client values open communication and a commitment to doing what is right, ensuring you have the resources and tools to excel in your role. With state-of-the-art technology and a dedication to innovation, this is a place where your skills can truly shine. Don't miss this chance to work with a top-tier company. Client Location: North Bergen, NJ (can work remotely) Type: Contract, Remote Start: April, 2026 Job Duties: • Providing full-cycle RPG development including: planning, programming, testing and implementation for financial applications. • Implementing and troubleshooting complex programming changes and modifications • Identifying problems or potential problems with systems and/or clients • Communicating technical information to non-technical personnel • Analyzing, writing and maintaining computer applications in IBM iSeries and RPG Qualifications: • Advanced RPG programming expertise • RPG experience using Built-In functions & Service Programs • Must have consumer product distribution industry experience in a SKU intensive environment • Practical experience with SQL RPG • Existing Source Code - follow current logic when modifying and enhancing existing programs. • Manufacturing industry experience (preferred but not required) Apply to this position by simply clicking the APPLY button below Job Duties: • Providing full-cycle RPG development including: planning, programming, testing and implementation for financial applications. • Implementing and troubleshooting complex programming changes and modifications • Identifying problems or potential problems with systems and/or clients • Communicating technical information to non-technical personnel • Analyzing, writing and maintaining computer applications in IBM iSeries and RPG Qualifications: • Advanced RPG programming expertise • RPG experience using Built-In functions & Service Programs • Must have consumer product distribution industry experience in a SKU intensive environment • Practical experience with SQL RPG • Existing Source Code - follow current logic when modifying and enhancing existing programs. • Manufacturing industry experience (preferred but not required)<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?k2o%2b5PQLIXVSGeQOddvlLwl" width="0" height="0">

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