PowerBuilder with EDI

Phone/Skype Hire. Onsite from day 1

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Location: Albany, NY

Duration: 12 months

Responsibilities

Participate in meetings to gather business requirements

Conduct and participate in technical design meetings

Document requirements and solutions

Create technical specifications based on approved business requirements

Design, code, test, and implement software modules

Review code and test results of other programmers

Create physical database work tables and temporary tables and indexes

Coordinate and conduct Unit, System and Stress testing

Helpdesk Tickets (Day to Day questions, issues, and enhancements).

Participate in projects providing subject matter input and guidance

Skills Needed

• 24 months experience developing jurisdictional data reporting requirements using the IAIABC EDI Claims Release 3 standard and designing the associated software modules necessary to integrate the IAIABC Claims Release 3 dataset into a Claims management system used by a regulatory agency.
• 12 months experience working on migration to IAIABC EDI Claims Release 3.1 standard and designing the associated software modules necessary to integrate the IAIABC Claims Release 3.1 dataset into a Claims management system used by a regulatory agency.
• 48 months experience with Sybase databases. This includes designing Tables, Triggers, Stored Procedures and writing SQL.
• 84 months experience writing PowerBuilder Code.
• 36 months experience writing PowerBuilder Code using Version 10.5.
• 60 months experience with government projects that followed a Project Management methodology. man

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