PeopleSoft HCM Developer
alldusArlington (VA)
About the role
People Soft HCM Developer – Federal Government
Location:
Arlington, VAContract: 6+ months Clearance: Active Secret Clearance🇺🇸 Citizenship: U.S. Citizen required We are looking for an experienced People Soft HCM Developer to support a major U.S. Federal Government programme. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing, enhancing and supporting People Soft HCM solutions across a range of core HR functions.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain People Soft HCM applications Design and develop solutions using People Code and Application Engine Support Core HR, Benefits, Payroll and Time & Labor Develop integrations and enhancements within the People Soft environment Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues Work closely with functional teams, business stakeholders and project teams Participate in Agile / SAFe ceremonies and delivery activities Support testing, documentation and deployment activities
Required Experience:
5+ years of People Soft development experience 3+ years supporting Federal Government HCM environments Strong People Code experience Strong Application Engine experience Experience across People Soft HCM modules Experience with integrations and custom development Agile / SAFe experience Active Secret ClearanceU.S. Citizenship If you are an experienced People Soft Developer looking for your next Federal opportunity, we'd be interested in speaking with you.
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