Software Engineer III (ERP Developer – Informix & COBOL)
Fanatics, Inc. (company site, opens in a new tab)3+ yrsHyderabadOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 10–18 LPA
Posted on 31 Aug
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Job description
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About This Role
- Own end-to-end development, maintenance, and enhancement of legacy ERP systems using Informix 4GL and COBOL supporting Order Management, Inventory, and Fulfillment.
- Lead integration and modernization efforts by building APIs, wrapper services, and refactoring legacy code to connect with modern platforms like Manhattan Active.
- Manage system stability, performance optimization, incident resolution, and thorough documentation to ensure operational continuity and support transformation initiatives.
Minimum Requirements
- 3+ years ERP development experience with Informix 4GL and Informix SQL.
- 2+ years hands-on COBOL production experience for ERP development.
- Experience supporting ERP domains: Order Management, Inventory Control, and Fulfillment.
- Work location: On-site in Hyderabad, India; Hybrid work policy with mandatory office presence schedule (exact days not explicitly mentioned).
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in maintaining and modernizing legacy ERP systems with strong domain expertise in retail or supply chain ERP workflows.
- Capable of translating complex ERP requirements into technical solutions, collaborating across cross-functional teams and integration projects.
- Skilled in UNIX/Linux environments (preferably AIX), API and batch integration patterns, applying engineering discipline (e.g. CI/CD) to legacy system improvements.