2 of 2 RPG IV Jobs in the UK

Legacy Software Engineer – Long Term Contract – Inside IR35 About the Role We are seeking an experienced Software Engineer with strong expertise in RPG IV (RPGLE) and Infinite i, who has proven, hands-on experience migrating applications from IBM i (Infinite i/AS400/iSeries) environments onto Linux-based systems . You will be a … Lead the migration of applications from IBM i (Infinite i/AS400/iSeries) platforms onto Linux-based systems . Analyse and refactor existing RPG IV and COBOL code as needed to run on the Linux platform. Design and implement data conversion and integration strategies to ensure seamless functionality across platforms. Collaborate with internal development … on experience migrating or porting applications from IBM i (Infinite i/AS400/iSeries) to Linux environments – this is essential. Advanced knowledge of RPG IV/RPGLE and COBOL programming. Practical experience with Infinite i or IBM i/AS400 platforms. Strong understanding of CL (Control Language) and IBM i system operations. Solid knowledge More ❯

Software Engineer (RPG) This is a hybrid role and can be based from our offices in Peterborough, Manchester or Stoke. Role Purpose: As a Software Engineer, you will analyse, develop and test all areas of the technology using the appropriate processes, methods and standards of the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Working in a scrum agile environment … as may be reasonably required and which are consistent with the general level of responsibility of this role. Skills, Experience and Knowledge: Significant experience as a professional IBM RPG Developer Proficiency in RPG coding, using modern IDE (such as IBM Rationale Developer or VS Code) Experience integrating RPG applications with web … modules, procedures, and sub-procedures. Knowledge of data structures, arrays, and error handling in RPGLE. Ability to read, maintain, and refactor legacy RPG (III/IV) code. Familiarity with job control, batch processing, and interactive programs. Version control usage (e.g., Git, Aldon). Work from business requirements and not detailed specifications in an agile environment More ❯