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Progress Developer

Posted 3 days ago

insight globalWyoming (MI)

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About the role

Senior Progress OpenEdge Developer
Required Skills & Experience: 5+ years of hands-on Progress OpenEdge development experience. Proven experience as a senior-level developer capable of working independently. Experience translating functional requirements and technical specifications into completed development solutions. Strong troubleshooting, testing, and debugging skills within Jira. Experience documenting development and testing activities. Nice to Have Skills & Experience: Experience supporting or integrating with SAP environments. Exposure to AI technologies, tools, or related initiatives.
Job Description: We are seeking a Senior Progress OpenEdge Developer to support enterprise application development and integration initiatives. In this role, you will take detailed requirements and technical specifications from Project Leads and turn them into completed solutions within the Progress OpenEdge environment. You will develop and customize applications, support integration work across multiple systems and teams, create and execute manual test cases, and document testing results in Jira. You will also partner with architects early in projects to understand development standards and work with cross-functional teams, including SAP and international teams, to deliver integration-focused initiatives. This is a hands-on role for a senior developer who can work independently, ask the right questions when requirements need clarification, and take development work from specification through testing and completion.

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