Senior PeopleSoft Developer
dale workforce solutionsDurham (NC)
Senior PeopleSoft Developer
Posted 3 days ago
dale workforce solutionsDurham (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Senior PeopleSoft Developer Finance Lead to Cash: Role Summary: Design, develop, troubleshoot, and support PeopleSoft technical solutions required for Finance Lead to Cash, including customizations, integrations, batch processing, and data movement supporting Contracts, Billing, Revenue, and Project Costing.
Required Experience:
5 years of hands-on PeopleSoft development experience. Strong experience with: PeopleTools Application Designer Application Engine PeopleCode Integration Broker Component Interfaces SQL / PeopleSoft data model Technical experience supporting Contracts, Billing, Project Costing, and Revenue. Experience building and troubleshooting inbound/outbound integrations. Experience analyzing and modifying existing customizations. Strong debugging and production support skills. Ability to understand cross-module transaction dependencies and downstream impacts.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and enhance Finance Lead to Cash-related PeopleSoft functionality. Build and support Integration Broker services and interfaces. Analyze existing custom code and determine required changes. Support technical design, unit testing, SIT/UAT, and defect resolution. Perform data analysis and troubleshoot transactions across PeopleSoft modules. Produce technical specifications and deployment documentation. Ensure solutions minimize unnecessary customization and remain supportable.
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