PeopleSoft HCM Developer
alldusArlington (VA)
About the role
Take the next step in your career now, scroll down to read the full role description and make your application. PeopleSoft HCM Developer – Federal Government
Location: Arlington, VAContract: 6+ months
Clearance: Active Secret Clearance
Citizenship: U.S. Citizen required
We are looking for an experienced PeopleSoft HCM Developer to support a major U.S. Federal Government programme. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing, enhancing and supporting PeopleSoft HCM solutions across a range of core HR functions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain PeopleSoft HCM applications
- Design and develop solutions using PeopleCode and Application Engine
- Support Core HR, Benefits, Payroll and Time & Labor
- Develop integrations and enhancements within the PeopleSoft 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 PeopleSoft development experience 3+ years supporting Federal Government xhyhwjd HCM environments
- Strong PeopleCode experience
- Strong Application Engine experience
- Experience across PeopleSoft HCM modules
- Experience with integrations and custom development
- Agile / SAFe experience
- Active Secret ClearanceU.S. Citizenship
If you are an experienced PeopleSoft Developer looking for your next Federal opportunity, we'd be interested in speaking with you.
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