RPG Analyst Programmer - Paladign

Required IT Limited
London, UK
7 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Compensation
£130,000.0 - £156,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

IBM System I Unit Testing IBM WebSphere MQ Standard Sql Extensible Markup Language (XML) File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Job description

A financial services business in the City is looking for a hands-on RPG Developer with Paladign experience to enhance and support a business-critical wealth management platform.

The Paladign system underpins core operations here - financial reporting, order execution, portfolio management and client reporting - so real, current Paladign exposure is essential.

This is a five-day-a-week on-site role in the City. Please only apply if you can commit to that pattern.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Enhancing and maintaining the in-house Paladign system
  • Developing on IBM i (iSeries/System i/AS400) using RPG and CL
  • Building and supporting interfaces to reporting, execution and portfolio systems
  • Unit and integration testing, managing software releases, and maintaining documentation
  • Working with global development, QA and production support teams

Requirements

  • Strong, current Paladign experience - ideally including the update module
  • All flavours of RPG (fixed and free format) plus CL on IBM i/AS400
  • XML, MQ Series, SFTP (or similar) and SQL
  • Solid Financial Services background - private banking/wealth management ideal
  • Able to work on site in the City 5 days per week

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