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1775 RPG/AS400 & JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Developer

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This remote position seeks a developer with strong hands-on experience in RPG/RPGLE on IBM AS400/iSeries and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne development tools. The ideal candidate will develop, debug, and maintain custom programs, support JDE modules, and manage integrations via APIs, EDI, and SQL. The role requires deep technical expertise across both platforms, troubleshooting production issues, and collaborating with functional and infrastructure teams. It is not an infrastructure admin or functional consultant role; it demands dual technical proficiency.

Role DNA

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Job Complexity

4/5
EasyHard

Pace & Pressure

3/5
RelaxedFast-paced

Autonomy Level

4/5
GuidedFull ownership

Communication Load

3/5
IndependentCollaborative
AI insightThe role requires proficiency in two complex, legacy platforms (AS400/RPG and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne), which is rare and technically demanding. Troubleshooting production issues across integrated systems adds to the difficulty, making this a challenging position beyond typical single-platform developer roles.

Salary analysis

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Estimated job medianMarket rate
$112,000
US market range$85k–$145k
AI insightThe salary for this role is estimated based on the US market for a dual-skill developer combining AS400 RPG and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Given the scarcity of professionals with both skill sets, the median salary is competitive, typically ranging from $85K for junior profiles to over $140K for senior experts. The lack of an explicit salary in the listing suggests market-rate compensation, which should reflect the technical complexity and niche nature of the role.

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Cover letter sample

Dear Hiring Manager,

I am writing to express my strong interest in the Remote RPG/AS400 & JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Developer position. With over [X] years of hands-on development in RPG/RPGLE and CL on IBM AS400/iSeries, combined with practical experience customizing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne solutions, I am confident in my ability to meet and exceed your technical requirements.

In my previous roles, I have successfully developed and maintained custom RPG programs, designed UBEs and business functions, and resolved complex production issues across integrated systems. I have deep experience with Object Management Workbench, NERs, table conversions, and DB2 SQL, and I thrive in collaborative environments where I can work with functional teams to deliver effective business solutions.

I am particularly excited about this opportunity because it allows me to blend two technical passions: legacy IBM i development and modern ERP customization. I am accustomed to remote work and excel at communicating with international teams at a B2+ English level. I look forward to the possibility of contributing to your projects and would welcome an interview to discuss how my background aligns with your needs.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]

Sample interview questions
Can you describe a complex custom RPGLE program you developed on IBM AS400 and the business problem it solved?

I built an integrated inventory reconciliation program that pulled data from multiple files, performed complex calculations, and updated the JDE F4102 table directly. It replaced a manual process, reduced errors by 30%, and improved nightly processing time from 45 minutes to under 10.

How do you approach debugging a production issue in JD Edwards that involves both a UBE and an RPG program?

First, I gather logs from both the JDE UBE logs and the AS400 job log. I trace the data flow from the report to the RPG program, identify whether the issue is data-related or logic-related, and then isolate the exact step. I use debug tools and may temporarily add trace statements to pinpoint the failure, then apply a fix and test in the lower environment before promoting.

Explain how you would modify a Named Event Rule (NER) in JD Edwards to change business logic, and what steps you take to ensure it does not break existing functionality.

I would open the NER in OMW, analyze the current logic, and make the changes using the Event Rules Design. I would then check all applications that reference that NER and run regression tests. I also review the generated C code or (better) use the JDE test environment to simulate scenarios. Documentation and sign-off from functional analysts are mandatory before moving to production.

What is your experience with DB2 stored procedures and SQL queries in an AS400 environment? Give an example.

I created a stored procedure to automate the extraction of sales data from JDE tables (F4211, F4201) and output it to a flat file for an external CRM. I used embedded SQL in RPGLE and also wrote SQL triggers to synchronize production statuses. This reduced manual data entry and ensured real-time accuracy for the sales team.

How do you approach an integration between JD Edwards and an external system using EDI or APIs?

I start by understanding the business process and the data mapping requirements. For EDI, I use JDE's EDI modules and map the segments to JDE transactions. For APIs, I design the XML/JSON structure, use JDE's web services (via BSSV or orchestrations), and ensure error handling and retries. I test thoroughly in a sandbox, verify data integrity, and monitor production runs.

This analysis is generated from the job description. Salary estimates, role characteristics and sample answers are guidance, not employer-provided facts.

This is a remote position.

We are looking for a professional with hands-on experience developing in RPG/RPGLE on IBM AS400/iSeries, as well as proven experience with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne development tools.

We are not looking for an infrastructure administrator, a JD Edwards functional consultant, or an AS400 developer without JD Edwards experience. The ideal candidate must be able to work technically across both platforms, troubleshoot production issues, modify existing customizations, and participate in system integrations.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, modify, debug, and maintain RPG, RPGLE, and CL programs on IBM AS400/iSeries.

  • Analyze and resolve technical issues, performance problems, and production incidents.

  • Develop, customize, and support JD Edwards EnterpriseOne solutions.

  • Work with JD Edwards modules such as Financials, Inventory, Distribution, Procurement, and Manufacturing.

  • Develop and modify JD Edwards components, including:

    • Business Functions

    • UBEs (Batch Reports)

    • Named Event Rules (NERs)

    • Table Conversions

    • Business Views

  • Use Object Management Workbench (OMW) to manage development objects and lifecycle processes.

  • Design and maintain SQL queries, stored procedures, and data processes using DB2.

  • Implement integrations between JD Edwards and external applications through APIs, EDI, flat files, and other data exchange mechanisms.

  • Provide technical and functional support to internal users.

  • Participate in JD Edwards upgrades, ESU installations, patch deployments, and system enhancements.

  • Prepare technical documentation, development specifications, and support procedures.

  • Maintain source code and technical objects following development best practices and coding standards.

  • Collaborate with functional teams, infrastructure teams, and business users to identify, analyze, and resolve operational needs.

Requisitos

Required Qualifications

  • Minimum of 3 years of professional experience developing on IBM AS400/iSeries.

  • Proven hands-on experience with:

    • RPG

    • RPGLE

    • CL

    • IBM AS400/iSeries

  • Practical experience developing, supporting, or customizing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

  • Strong knowledge of JD Edwards development tools, including:

    • Object Management Workbench (OMW)

    • Business View Design

    • UBE Design

    • Business Functions

    • Named Event Rules (NERs)

    • Table Conversions

  • Experience working with SQL and DB2.

  • Experience troubleshooting production issues and supporting live enterprise systems.

  • Ability to analyze technical requirements and translate them into effective business solutions.

  • English proficiency at a minimum B2 level, with the ability to participate in meetings, understand technical documentation, and communicate effectively with international teams.

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