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AS400 Developer – EDI & WMS

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AS400 Developer – EDI & WMS

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In-Office

Romeoville, IL, USA

Mid level

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Romeoville, IL, USA

Mid level

The AS400 Developer will develop and support AS400 applications, manage EDI transactions, and integrate systems with Warehouse Management applications, ensuring efficient inventory and order management. The role involves collaborating with business and EDI partners to translate requirements into solutions and troubleshoot issues.

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Job Description

Job Title: AS400 Developer – EDI & WMS
Location: Romeoville, IL – 3 days Onsite (Preference local)
Duration: 6 month (C2H) / Full Time with Client
Position #: 5

Job Description
Client are seeking an experienced AS400 (IBM i) Developer/Analyst with strong expertise in EDI integrations and Warehouse Management Systems (WMS).

Key Responsibilities
· Develop, maintain, and support AS400 (IBM i) applications using RPG, RPGLE, CL, and SQLRPGLE
· Design, develop, and support EDI transactions (ANSI X12 / EDIFACT) including 850, 810, 856, 940, 945, etc.
· Integrate AS400 systems with WMS applications for inventory, shipping, receiving, and order fulfillment
· Analyze business requirements and translate them into technical solutions
· Troubleshoot and resolve production issues related to AS400, EDI, and WMS integrations
· Work closely with business users, EDI partners, and third-party vendors

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