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AS400, SYNON, DB2/400 Experience: 10 years Job Duration: 6 Months RTH * 10 to 15 years of experience in IBM I / AS400 * Expert level proficiency in SYNON, RPG, ILE/RPG, SQL RPG/RPGLE, CL/CLLE, LANSA ...

SYNON * RPG (including Modern RPG and ILE) * CL (Control Language) * ALDON (Change Management System) RxClaim/PBM Knowledge : * Proficiency in Pharmacy Benefit Management (PBM) * Familiarity with ...

Monroeville, PA Must Have Skills (Top 3 technical skills only) * 1. As400 2. SYNON 3. RXclaim Detailed Project requirement for AS400 technology resources with hands on experience in SYNON and ...

AS400, SYNON, DB2/400 Experience: 10 years Job Duration: 6 Months RTH * 10 to 15 years of experience in IBM I / AS400 * Expert level proficiency in SYNON, RPG, ILE/RPG, SQL RPG/RPGLE, CL/CLLE, LANSA ...

SYNON * DB2/400 * 10 to 15 years of experience in IBM i / AS400. * Expert-level proficiency in SYNON. * Strong experience in RPG, ILE/RPG, SQL RPG/RPGLE, CL/CLLE. * Experience with LANSA and LANSA ...

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How much do synon jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for synon in the United States is $54.88, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $43.75 and $62.26 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Synon job?

A Synon job typically involves working with Synon/2E, a CA Technologies tool used for model-based development on IBM i (AS/400) systems. Synon developers design, generate, and maintain applications using a high-level, template-driven programming environment. These roles are common in industries relying on legacy systems, such as finance and manufacturing. Knowledge of RPG, COBOL, and database management is often required.

What typical projects or tasks does a Synon Developer work on within an organization?

As a Synon Developer, you’ll often work on projects involving the development, maintenance, and modernization of business applications built on IBM iSeries (AS/400) platforms. Your daily responsibilities might include analyzing business requirements, designing or modifying Synon-generated code, troubleshooting system issues, and collaborating with analysts, testers, and end users to implement solutions. You may also participate in migration projects to help companies update or integrate legacy systems with newer technologies. This role provides exposure to both technical challenges and collaborative teamwork, making it ideal for professionals who enjoy solving complex problems and supporting mission-critical applications.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Synon position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Synon Developer, you need strong experience in Synon (also known as COOL:2E), IBM iSeries (AS/400) systems, and a background in software development or computer science. Familiarity with Synon CASE tools, SQL, RPGLE, and related development environments is crucial, as are any certifications in IBM technologies. Attention to detail, analytical thinking, and strong communication skills help Synon Developers effectively interpret business requirements and collaborate with cross-functional teams. These abilities ensure accurate legacy system maintenance, smooth program enhancements, and reliable support for critical business operations.

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Infographic showing various Synon job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 38% Full Time, and 62% Contract. Highlights an 75% In-person, and 25% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $114,147 per year, or $54.9 per hour.
SYNON/Rpg Developer

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Job description

Name of position: SYNON/Rpg Developer
Location: New York NY
Note: This is an on-site role / on 1099 contract.
Job description
Provide All Fusion 2E programming and support for IBM iServer application systems development and maintenance projects, with a commitment to internal and external customer satisfaction.
Design, implement and maintain application systems.
Provide a general knowledge of the user function and work with the users and more experienced I/S personnel to develop systems solutions for complex business problems.
Duties include project leadership on a limited basis, technical design, programming and unit testing.
Environment:
IBM iServer (v5r4) running core business applications connected to a website (L.A.M.P) serving as an additional user front-end for some of the core business applications.
Microsoft Office Excel and Access are used occasionally to create stand alone solutions to small business problems.
Primary Functions:
Under general direction, the Programmer/Analyst is responsible for the following:
Perform all activities and responsibilities with an emphasis on quality, focused on the internal or external customer needs, and completing assignments in a timely manner according to the agreed upon schedule.
Provide a general functional knowledge, working systems design knowledge, and project leadership for small application systems projects.
Play a team role in systems design decisions relative to functionality, architecture and databases for complex information systems.
Provide a thorough knowledge of the technical aspects of systems development, including database and computer architecture, and a thorough knowledge of the programming languages used.
Assist in the definition of user requirements and in the development of functional specifications.
Develop detailed level technical specifications and detail program specifications.
Provide programming and technical design task estimates and contribute to project planning activities.
Maintain a thorough knowledge of all common application development software in use by the organization.
Play a team role in developing standards and programming techniques and ensure adherence by attending technical design reviews.
Develop a thorough operational and functional understanding of assigned systems for maintenance purposes.
Resolve any technical problems affecting production systems and implement production recoveries.
A programmer/analyst is competent to work on all difficult phases of programming and design and many phases of complex systems design and programming.