Senior IBM i / WebSmart Developer
Concord USA · Multiple Cities/States, MN
$45–$60/hrfrom the description
Jul 26, 2026
Multiple Cities/States, MN
Jul 28, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
This is a contract role maintaining and extending business-critical applications on an IBM i (AS/400) platform for a client in a regulated industry. The developer will use WebSmart to build modern web-based interfaces on top of legacy systems, write RPG/RPGLE and CL code, and support integrations between IBM i and web front-ends. The role suits an experienced IBM i developer comfortable with production support and stakeholder collaboration.
Mid level · 5+ years · Remote · Contract
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The posting lists two compensation tiers: $45–$60/hr on W-2 and $55–$70/hr on C2C. The W-2 range is captured here as the primary figure since the role is explicitly framed as W-2 employment with benefits described.
The contract duration is stated as 6–12 months with possible renewal — this is a fixed-term contract, not a permanent hire.
'Strong troubleshooting skills in a production support environment' is explicitly parenthetically noted as 'helpful but not required,' so it is not captured as a required skill.
Industry experience in environmental services or waste management is listed under Required Experience but describes domain knowledge rather than a concrete named technology, so it is omitted from the skills list per extraction rules.
The alt SOC 15-1251 (Computer Programmers) is flagged because IBM i / RPG development is a legacy programming discipline that BLS historically maps to that code; however, the role also involves building web interfaces and is framed as developer work, making 15-1252 the stronger fit.
Posting is for a contract engagement — the market benchmarks below price full-time roles, so read the comp comparison with that in mind.
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