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Pro*C Programmer

England
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Job Title: Pro*C Programmer

Location: Remote

Contract Length: 6 Months

Start Date: ASAP

IR35: Inside

Interview Process: 1 Stage, MS Teams

Clearance Done When Onboarding: BPSS


We are supporting a major financial services client in hiring a Pro*C Programmer to work on a legacy, bespoke system, with the aim of expanding it.

This is a hands-on development role working as part of a project team alongside existing support SMEs who do not have ProC capabilities. The successful candidate will review the existing ProC codebase in detail and determine how the current batch processing suite can be optimised or re-engineered to increase capacity, with minimal impact on downstream systems. Further application-level work may also be required as issues emerge through the change and regression testing process.

This role suits an experienced ProC Programmer comfortable working independently on a legacy, bespoke codebase, and confident acting as the resident ProC specialist within a wider support and project team.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Review the existing Pro*C codebase for the relevant system in detail to understand current batch processing architecture and constraints
  • Determine how the current batch processing suite can be optimised within its existing architecture, or re-engineered onto new architecture, to increase data volume capacity
  • Work alongside existing support SMEs who do not have ProC capabilities, acting as the resident ProC specialist within the project team
  • Implement changes to batch processing programs with minimal impact on downstream systems
  • Support full regression testing following changes, identifying and addressing any further application-level issues that emerge

Essential Skills

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  • Strong, hands-on Pro*C programming experience
  • Strong Oracle SQL or PL/SQL experience
  • Experience reviewing, maintaining and optimising legacy, bespoke batch processing systems
  • Experience re-engineering or re-architecting legacy code to increase data volume or processing capacity
  • Ability to work independently reviewing and interpreting existing, undocumented legacy codebases
  • Experience supporting full regression testing to ensure minimal impact on downstream systems
  • Comfortable working as part of a wider project and support team, acting as the specialist Pro*C resource

Desirable Skills

  • Experience working within financial services or other highly regulated environments
  • Experience with high-volume batch processing systems
  • Experience working on legacy or bespoke systems within public sector or financial services clients
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