PowerBuilder Developer || Richmond, VA || Hybrid || Contract
infooriginHenrico (VA)
PowerBuilder Developer || Richmond, VA || Hybrid || Contract
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infooriginHenrico (VA)
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Lead
About the role
PowerBuilder Developer We are seeking an experienced Senior PowerBuilder Developer to maintain, enhance, and support legacy collections management applications while contributing to an ongoing modernization initiative. The role involves developing system integrations, supporting legislative changes, and collaborating with cross-functional Agile teams.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, maintain, and enhance PowerBuilder applications (12.5 or higher).Support and maintain legacy IRMS/CACSG Collections systems.
Design and develop interfaces between enterprise tax and collections management systems.
Develop integrations with IBM FileNet and REST APIs.
Work with Oracle 19c+, MySQL, or similar relational databases.
Participate in technical design, architecture discussions, and requirements analysis.
Troubleshoot application issues and ensure clean, maintainable code.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams in an Agile environment.
Use Azure DevOps or similar tools for project and task tracking.
Support annual legislative changes, testing, and implementation activities.
Required Skills & Experience:
IRMS/CACSG Collections System knowledge – 7+ years.
PowerBuilder 12.5 or higher – 7+ years.
Oracle 19c+/MySQL or similar databases – 5+ years.
IBM FileNet integration – 7+ years.
REST API development and integration – 2+ years.
Azure DevOps or similar tools – 7+ years.
Agile development and requirements analysis – 7+ years.
Technical design, architecture, and stakeholder communication skills.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
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