Synon Developer; at ECLARO , NY
Listed on 2026-05-26
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Software Development
Software Engineer, Backend Developer, Full Stack Developer
Location: New York
Job Overview
Synon Developer (New York) job York, NY.
Our client a fortune 500 company has an interesting Hybrid Contract opportunity for you as a Synon Developer
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NY, NY
Duration6+ months with a possibility of right to hire (Hybrid set up).
Job DescriptionWe are seeking a Senior Synon Developer to develop, enhance, and support our Member Benefits System (MBS).
The ideal candidate will possess a comprehensive understanding of Synon functionality and the data exchange integrations we employ with other systems.
Collaboration with a team of business analysts and internal customers will be essential in defining changes to the MBS system for new projects, existing code maintenance, and addressing production support issues.
The role's primary responsibilities encompass system design, development, testing, problem analysis, and collaboration with internal customers and external vendors.
Adhering to established methodologies, standards, and guidelines, including creating test plans and documentation, is crucial.
We are particularly interested in individuals with expertise in the full lifecycle of application development.
Experience / Skills- 8+ years of experience using CA:2E (Synon/2E, Advantage/2E, Cool:2e) toolset.
- 8+ years of development experience in application development with IBM-i (System i, i-Series, AS/400) using RPG, SQL, and CL tools.
- Experience in working with and supporting multiple concurrent projects/programs.
- Strong troubleshooting skills and diligence in the pursuit of issue resolutions.
- Code with a minimal amount of guidance and meet project deadlines.
- Experience with Synon/CM, Design Tracker, Service Now, Snowflake, Mule Soft, Showcase, Salesforce, PageDNA, Lega Suite, Java, Apex, Query Tools, or web design is a plus.
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