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Required Qualifications * 5+ years (preferably 8-10+) hands-on experience as an RPG Programmer / Analyst on IBM i (AS/400 / iSeries) * Strong proficiency in: * RPG IV / RPG ILE / RPG Free (RPGLE)

You will primarily work with RPG, RPGLE, CL, IBM i SQL, and Synon2/E (COOL 2/E) across multiple ... Collaborate with business users, developers, analysts, and support teams across multiple ...

RPG Developer Duration:12 +Months Location: Omaha, NE The RPG Developer will design, develop and ... with IBM Websphere MQ, Agile/Scrum development methodology, Object Oriented (OO) concepts and ...

Job Title: AS/400 RPG Developer Location: Memphis, TN or Remote Overview We are seeking an ... Key Responsibilities Develop, maintain, and enhance RPG IV and ILE RPG applications on IBM i.

... IBM iSeries / AS400 Qualifications: · Advanced RPG/ILE programming experience. · Practical experience with SQL. · Existing Source Code - follow current logic when modifying existing programs. · ...

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How much do contractual ibm rpg programmer jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average yearly pay for contractual ibm rpg programmer in the United States is $93,366.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $83,500.00 and $107,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Contractual Ibm Rpg Programmer vs Contract Software Developer?

AspectContractual Ibm Rpg ProgrammerContract Software Developer
CredentialsTypically requires IBM RPG certification or experience with IBM i systemsRequires general programming certifications, such as Java, C#, or Python
Work EnvironmentPrimarily works on IBM i (AS/400) systems in enterprise settingsWorks on various platforms and languages, often in diverse industries
Employer & Industry UsageUsed mainly in industries with legacy IBM systems like banking, insurance, and manufacturingUsed across multiple industries including tech, finance, and healthcare

The Contractual Ibm Rpg Programmer specializes in legacy IBM i systems and RPG language, often working within specific industries. In contrast, the Contract Software Developer has a broader skill set across multiple platforms and languages, serving a wider range of industries. Both roles are contract-based but differ significantly in technical focus and work environment.

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RPG Programmer

Altoona, PA • On-site

RiseIT Solutions
201 - 500 employees

Other

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

Required Qualifications
  • 5+ years (preferably 8–10+) hands-on experience as an RPG Programmer / Analyst on IBM i (AS/400 / iSeries)
  • Strong proficiency in:
    • RPG IV / RPG ILE / RPG Free (RPGLE)
    • CL / CLLE
    • Embedded SQL / SQLRPGLE
    • DDS, display files, printer files, and subfile programming
  • Demonstrated experience supporting or customizing applications in a transportation / LTL / trucking environment
  • Experience with heavy customization of packaged or legacy systems (not only vanilla maintenance)
  • Ability to read, understand, and safely modify large, complex, long-lived RPG codebases
  • Solid understanding of IBM i development lifecycle, debugging, and production support practices
  • Strong analytical and communication skills; ability to work with non-technical operations users