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Progress OpenEdge (4GL) Developer

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We're currently looking for an experienced Progress OpenEdge (4GL) Developer to join a long-standing team supporting a major global investment banking client.
This is an opportunity to work on regulatory reporting solutions within the securities domain, contributing to the development and support of approximately 25 business-critical systems built on the Progress OpenEdge platform. The team is well-established and highly regarded, providing a collaborative environment where technical excellence, autonomy, and continuous improvement are actively encouraged.
What you'll be doing
- Developing and maintaining Progress OpenEdge (4GL) applications supporting regulatory reporting processes
- Supporting and enhancing multiple systems within the securities and investment banking space
- Automating operational processes using Bash scripting
- Performing administration and support activities across the OpenEdge environment
- Monitoring system performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring platform stability
- Collaborating with developers, support teams, and business stakeholders to deliver high-quality solutions
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What we're looking for
- Strong commercial experience with Progress 4GL / OpenEdge development
- Solid Bash scripting skills
- Experience performing system administration tasks within a Progress OpenEdge environment
- Good understanding of system monitoring, troubleshooting, networking, and performance analysis
- Experience working with Red Hat Linux
- Knowledge of shell commands, process control, and file management
- Experience with GitLab or other version control and deployment tools
- Understanding of security principles and access control management


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Desirable skills
- Experience administering Progress OpenEdge databases
- Knowledge of database design, optimisation, and performance tuning
If you're an experienced Progress OpenEdge Developer looking for your next challenge in a complex, enterprise-scale environment, we'd love to hear from you.
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