IBM i RPG programmer job in Wisconsin with relocation assistance, focusing on IBM i platform commitment, RPG, RDi, SQL, ERP system experience, career growth, stability, and contact information for application.
Position Title: IBM i Developer Analyst – RPG
What makes an RPG developer want to leave their job? Lack of opportunities, security, or a poor work culture? A bad boss? There can be any number of reasons.
As far as career growth, one of the core reasons we see RPG developers start to look is the lack of commitment their company has to the IBM i platform. Makes sense, right?
If there is no commitment, future opportunities are limited. This leads to a lack of innovation and a focus on simply maintaining the status quo—not very exciting.
On the flip side, when someone sees commitment, there is stability, opportunity, and growth. Our client in Wisconsin (relocation assistance available) offers exactly this: a commitment to IBM i, RPG, RDi, SQL, and other innovative technologies that make this platform one of the most secure and reliable business systems available.
Our client’s growth is driven by acquisition and new product development, both of which have given IT a seat at the C-level. The IBM i ecosystem of technologies has proven to be a competitive advantage.
Who is a good fit?
If you are an IBM i Full Stack Developer who is well versed in all aspects of RPG development, has in-depth experience working with ERP systems, has a natural ability to learn new things, and has a track record of success, this RPG programmer opening is for you.
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