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Powerbuilder Developer

Posted 7 days ago

saxon globalEast Lansing (MI)

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About the role

Job TitlePowerBuilder Developer
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, or related IT discipline
  • PowerBuilder Development (version 2017 or higher)
  • Work in a hybrid office and/or home environment.
  • Willingness to learn.
Required Skills: Job Function - Description - Years of Experience PowerBuilder Developer - Research legacy Power Builder source code to document the steps the application uses with data. - Current experience 5SQL Query Writing - Resource must have a high level of SQL query writing skills to write complex queries to pull data from an Oracle database. Must have experience developing processes to extract and manipulate data to support data migration and data cleansing of application data. - 10 Data Management - Must have experience in performing data profiling, data mapping, data manipulation, validation, and analysis. - 10 Source Control - Must have experience working with other developers utilizing source control - 5Unit Testing - Must have experience documenting and performing unit testing to support program changes. - 10 Documentation - Must have experience creating, updating, and maintaining documentation for programs, system specs, and flow diagrams. - 10 Testing - Must be able to work with the client and/or Business Analyst to support test scenarios. - 5Production Support - Analyze and document identified problems to determine root cause and provide root cause analysis. - 5Change Management - Follow change management procedures and provide input to execute changes.

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